Areas Of Concentration

Overview

McBrayer provides legal guidance and counsel for businesses and professionals across the heavily regulated healthcare industry. Whether you are a large or small healthcare organization, a community provider or an individual healthcare professional, our lawyers have the resources to help you achieve your goals.

Our attorneys regularly counsel businesses and professionals in the following areas:

• Healthcare regulatory compliance, including compliance plans, training, and fraud and abuse issues such as False Claims, Anti-Inducement and Anti-Kickback
• Healthcare transactions, including regulatory analysis, and drafting and negotiations for acquisitions, mergers and joint ventures
• Certificate of Need applications
• Medical license defense
• Facility licensing and scope of practice
• Managed care contracting, including provider network agreements
• Health reform implementation and requirements
• Health information system transactions and incentives
• Health information privacy, including breach analysis and reporting
• Medical staffing, credentialing and privileges
• Stark Law and other physician self-referral restrictions
• Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, including audits, overpayments/underpayments and appeals
• Long-term care contracting and reimbursement
• Drafting and negotiating for service agreements, including consulting, employment, medical director and management agreements
• Accountable care organization management and compliance

Take the First Step to Success

For more information about our services and how we can help you, contact McBrayer's attorneys.

News & Insights

News

• McBrayer PLLC Recognized in 2025 Best Law Firms® by Best Lawyers®
  November 7, 2024
• McBrayer Announces the Expansion of Its Intellectual Property Practice and More
  April 26, 2024
• McBrayer Louisville Office Continues to Grow with Addition of Mitchel Denham
  June 5, 2023
• McBrayer's Health Care Law Practice Area Makes Business Lexington's BizList
  November 1, 2019
• Our Louisville Office is Growing and on the Move
  July 1, 2019

Seminars & Speaking Engagements

• Member Anne-Tyler Morgan to Appear on KET's Kentucky Tonight
  July 7, 2025
• WEBINAR - What's New in the Bluegrass: Kentucky Legislative Update 2022
  July 12, 2022
• The Hard Truth - Treating the Opioid Epidemic
  April 3, 2019
• What Health Providers Should Know: Overpayments and the False Claims Act
  May 25, 2016
• What Health Providers Should Know: Overpayments and the False Claims Act
  May 24, 2016

Blog Posts

Healthcare Law Blog

• When HIPAA Says Yes but Part 2 Says No, Part Three: Proactive Steps to Take If Your Program Is Under Investigation
  July 9, 2026
• When HIPAA Says Yes but Part 2 Says No, Part Two: When Investigators Contact Your Employees
  July 8, 2026
• When HIPAA Says Yes but Part 2 Says No, Part One: What SUD Providers Must Know When Responding to a Subpoena
  July 7, 2026

Intellectual Property Blog

• What Kentucky High School Athletes Need to Know About NIL Rules
  June 11, 2026
• NIL Deals: What Needs to Be in the Contract (and What Gets Missed)
  June 11, 2026
• How to Structure NIL the Right Way from the Start
  June 11, 2026

Legal Insight and Litigation Blog

• Legal Ethics Case Study: The Fen-Phen Settlement Fraud Caught in a Legal Web
  May 20, 2026
• Attorneys: AI Impact on Ethics Obligations Begins at Intake
  May 19, 2026
• Economic Development Is Increasingly About Execution
  May 8, 2026

Who We Serve

Healthcare businesses are unlike other businesses. The rules and regulations that govern them are much more complex, not to mention constantly changing. Health care providers of all types and sizes turn to the McBrayer law firm. Our law firm represents institutions such as hospitals and nursing homes as well as individual medical professionals, including doctors and nurses. We represent practices, facilities, services and networks of all sizes.