General Healthcare Contracting

Beyond payor contracts, every healthcare practice runs on a stack of supporting agreements: employment, real estate, technology, services, and partnerships. Each one carries healthcare-specific exposures that generic counsel routinely misses.

Employment and contractor agreements

Physician employment, mid-level provider agreements, non-compete and restrictive covenant drafting calibrated to Florida law, and contractor structures that hold up under IRS and Stark scrutiny.

Vendor and services contracts

BAA-compliant vendor agreements, technology and EHR contracts, billing-services agreements, and management-services agreements drafted to allocate risk in the direction of the practice rather than the vendor.

Real estate

Medical office leases, build-out provisions, ADA compliance, and the regulatory layer specific to healthcare leasing, including Stark and Anti-Kickback considerations on lease terms.