Health Law

What Sets Tooke Law Apart

To not only survive but thrive in the ever-changing landscape of the U.S. healthcare system, professionals must align themselves with attorneys whose counsel derives not only from a broad and deep knowledge of relevant laws and regulations but also from a comprehensive understanding of the operational realities of the healthcare and life sciences industries. With over two decades of diverse experience in the healthcare industry, including roles as a hospital CEO, medical practice administrator, and COO of a revenue cycle management company, combined with a Masters Degree in Health Law, as well as multiple certifications in compliance, ethics, cybersecurity, and privacy, Tooke Law is uniquely positioned to serve as creative and thoughtful counsel. Landon Tooke's passion for healthcare and keen focus on delivering transformative results, coupled with his track record of driving operational excellence and organizational change, enables Tooke Law's clients to be ahead of change, rather than simply reacting to it.

Healthcare Industry Experience

Landon Tooke has decades of experience creating, evaluating, and negotiating arrangements that comply with the complicated patchwork of Federal and State healthcare laws, regulations, statutes, advisory opinions, and other authoritative published guidance. Landon Tooke's deep understanding of both the law and the industry allows the firm to quickly discern clients' objectives, identify issues of regulatory concern, and map out viable strategies. Tooke Law provides regulatory guidance regarding Federal and State healthcare laws, including but not limited to the False Claims Act (FCA), the Anti-Kickback Statute, Any Willing Provider Laws, Civil and Criminal Fraud and Abuse Laws, the Stark Law, Antitrust Laws, Medicare payment rules, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH), the Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act (including Sections 503A and 503B), the Controlled Substances Act, and DEA rules and regulations, State Pharmacy Practice Acts, and the laws surrounding telehealth, data-sharing, and data privacy.

What We Do

Administrative and Insurance Defense Law
Advocacy and Government Affairs
Ambulatory Care Facility Formation & Representation
Change of Ownership
Clinical Trials / Human Subjects Research
CMS Audits
Data Transactions
Direct Primary Care Model
Drug and Device Advertising, Marketing & Promotion Legal Review
Employment Matters
Federal and State Fraud and Abuse Counseling
Healthcare Practice Compliance
HIPAA Compliance
Hospital/Physician Negotiations and Joint Ventures

In-house Counsel Legal Support Services
Intellectual Property Services
Managed Care Negotiations and Strategies
Medical Practice Mergers
Medical Practice Representation
Medicare, Medicaid, and Other Commercial Payor Audits & Appeals
Mergers & Acquisitions
Out-of-Network Provider Issues
Pain Management Compliance
Palliative Care, Hospice Care, and Home Care
Physician Dispensing
Professional Board Actions
Telemedicine & Telehealth
Value-Based Care