With the COVID-19 pandemic lingering on, there has been an increased emphasis on healthcare products (life-science office space, lab space, testing centers, urgent cares, etc). There will likely be a continued focus on healthcare real estate even after the pandemic has ended. Check out this weekly...
Improperly administered healthcare real estate lease arrangements with referral sources can expose healthcare providers to significant liability under the Stark Law and even the Anti-Kickback Statute. In addition to common issues such as expired leases and inaccurate rent escalations, “space creep” is another common concern. Space...
Since 2017, health care mergers and acquisitions have repeatedly hit record-breaking numbers.[1] Mergers and acquisitions allow health care providers to, among other things, increase access to care, improve quality of care, enter new geographic markets, retain or even increase market share, and increase revenues thereby helping...
Leaders from Realty Trust Group, University of Tennessee Medical Center and OrthoTennessee broke ground Oct. 26 for a freestanding orthopedic ambulatory surgery center with physicians and team members committed to providing outstanding patient care and advancing orthopedic research. UT Medical Center’s Advanced Orthopaedic Institute will be...
Healthcare real estate transactions are different from other commercial real estate transactions because they involve an array of laws and regulations that are unique to the healthcare sector. In particular, the Stark Law may be implicated when a healthcare provider sells or leases real estate...