Megan B.Webb

Associate

Los Angeles + 1.213.243.2757

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Megan Webb represents health systems, hospitals, and other health care industry clients in matters relating to regulatory compliance and health care transactions. Her experience includes providing analysis regarding compliance with federal and state regulations in the structuring of various health care transactions, including those involving graduate medical education and federally qualified health centers; drafting transaction documents; working with health care providers to develop clinically integrated provider networks and accountable care organizations; counseling clients on reimbursement by government and private payors; and advising health care clients on government investigations. Additionally, Megan has worked with clients in connection with developing reimbursement strategies for digital health initiatives.

Megan also has advised pro bono clients on the formation of nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organizations.

Megan is a member of the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA).

Experience

  • Arsenal Capital Partners acquires HistoGeneX and Caprion BiosciencesJones Day advised Arsenal Capital Partners on major investments in HistoGeneX and Caprion Biosciences and the subsequent combination of the two businesses.
  • Cleveland Clinic adds Union Hospital to its health systemJones Day advised Cleveland Clinic in connection with the acquisition of Union Hospital.
  • Loma Linda University Medical Center forms clinically integrated networkJones Day advised Loma Linda University Medical Center, an academic medical and research center that operates some of the largest clinical programs in the United States, in connection with the development of University Preferred Health Partners (UPHP), a clinically integrated network serving the Inland Empire region of Southern California. 
  • Major academic medical center forms Medicare accountable care organizationJones Day represented a major academic medical center in connection with the formation of a Medicare accountable care organization ("ACO"), including hundreds of providers in a distributive, shared governance model.
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    March 2020 Commentaries

    HHS Issues Limited Waivers of HIPAA Sanctions and Penalties for Hospitals in Response to COVID-19

    February 2016 Commentaries

    CMS Publishes Long-Awaited 60-Day Repayment Final Rule for Identified Overpayments

    November 2015 Commentaries

    CMS and OIG Issue Final Fraud and Abuse Waivers in Connection with the Medicare Shared Savings Program

    Additional Publications

    • February 2016CMS Publishes Long-Awaited 60-Day Repayment Final Rule for Identified Overpayments
    • November 2015CMS and OIG Issue Final Fraud and Abuse Waivers in Connection with the Medicare Shared Savings Program
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