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Structuring Ventures between Physicians and Tax-Exempt Hospitals

Learning to Adapt in the New Environment
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Hosted By : Beard Group Law and Business Publishers and Nightingale's Healthcare News
   
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It’s a new world out there for business ventures between physicians and non-profit, tax-exempt hospitals.

The current financial downturn and credit crunch, coming on the heels of significant shifts in the rules and policies affecting tax-exempt hospitals and physician self-referrals (Stark Law), has made the physician – tax-exempt hospital joint venture landscape even more complicated. The change in the Administration in Washington likely alters the environment even further.

Get the answers you need and save time, money and frustration by enrolling in this convenient 90-minute audio briefing. Two of the nation’s leading healthcare and tax law attorneys will examine the changing landscape of hospital-physician ventures, including strategies for restructuring existing ventures and structuring new ventures to meet the new regulatory requirements while still meeting the underlying business expectations of all parties.

With real-world examples, you’ll receive practical guidance – from both the physician and hospital perspectives – on:

• Adapting to the new economic environment
• Implications of the new IRS Form 990 disclosure requirements and the IRS focus on hospital good governance best practices
• Changes to the Stark Phase III regulations (“Under Arrangement”, “click fees” and more) issued with the 2009 Inpatient Prospective Payment System rule
• The standards that the Internal Revenue Service uses to evaluate ventures between a tax-exempt hospital and non-exempt individuals or entities
• Unrelated business income tax (UBIT) considerations
• Using facilities financed with tax-exempt bonds
• Valuation issues
• And more.

Continuing Education Credit:
This program is accredited for 1.50 MCLEs in California, and applications are pending in the states of Texas and Tennessee. Attorneys in New York may receive credit because of the state’s reciprocity arrangement with California. For non-attorneys and attorneys practicing in other states, Certificates of Attendance are available upon request.


 
Speaker(s):  
  • Jay E. Gerzog
    Epstein Becker & Green PC
JAY E. GERZOG is a Member of the Firm in the Health Care and Life Sciences Practice in EBG's New York office. He has more than 14 years of experience in tax, corporate and regulatory matters, with a particular knowledge of tax-exempt and not-for-profit organizations.

In his daily practice, Jay:

* Advises clients on the federal tax implications of structuring affiliations among hospitals, physicians and managed care organizations, including integrated delivery systems, physician-hospital organizations, management services organizations and group medical practices
* Assists health care entities with the federal and state tax and regulatory matters relating to conversions of not-for-profit organizations to for-profit status
* Helps clients obtain and maintain tax-exempt qualification and public charity status, and comply with private inurement and private benefit proscriptions, intermediate sanction and private foundation excise tax provisions, lobbying limitations and state not-for-profit laws
* Advises clients and representing them before the Internal Revenue Service and state regulators on issues regarding complex joint venture and affiliation arrangements, unrelated business income tax issues, grantmaking issues, foreign charitable activities and fundraising, compensation matters, issues relating to endowment funds and restricted gifts, and charitable and planned giving techniques
* Counsels clients on taxation of complex transactions, including corporate restructuring and reorganizations, leveraged buyouts, capital market transactions, stock and asset acquisitions and divestitures, real estate investment trusts and partnership transactions.

Jay has written many articles and lectures frequently on topics related to tax and corporate issues affecting tax-exempt and not-for-profit organizations.
  • Philip M. Gassel
    Epstein Becker & Green PC
PHILIP M. GASSEL is a senior Member of the Firm in the Health Care and Life Sciences Practice in EBG's New York office. Mr. Gassel has more than 30 years of experience as a health lawyer and represents a broad range of proprietary and not-for-profit health care clients, including hospitals and health care systems, ambulatory care facilities, physician group practices, management services organizations, life-sciences companies, provider networks and post-acute/long term care providers.

He also provides legal representation and advice to private equity and other financial services firms and their corporate counsel. His experience includes:

* Joint ventures and affiliations,
* Mergers and acquisitions,
* Federal and state self-referral, fraud & abuse and regulatory compliance,
* Medical group development and consolidation,
* Not-for-profit and for-profit corporate legal affairs and governance,
* Internal investigations and voluntary disclosure,
* Federal and state fraud investigations,
* Certificate of need and licensure,
* Health care due diligence and
* Facility development and tax-exempt financings.

Phil was a founding member of the Firm's Health Care and Life Science Practice Steering Committee, which sets strategic direction for one of the largest health law practices in the United States. He also lectures and publishes articles on health law topics, most recently chapters on New York law for two forthcoming American Health Lawyers Association publications, one dealing with Long Term Care Certificate of Need and Licensure and the other dealing with State Fraud and Abuse Statutes and Regulations.

Structuring Ventures between Physicians and Tax-Exempt Hospitals
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