Mark L. Mattioli provides regulatory, transactional and compliance guidance to hospitals, physicians and other health care providers in a variety of areas, including antitrust, health care reform, managed care contracting, reimbursement, fraud and abuse (Stark and anti-kickback), health information privacy and security and medical staff credentialing. Mark routinely advises hospitals, health care systems and providers regarding government audits, government payment programs, medical staff issues and privacy and data security matters. He has extensive experience in consulting with health care clients and in litigating matters in health law and other highly regulated industries. He has litigated numerous cases involving health care entities in antitrust, False Claims Act, breach of privacy, and commercial disputes with other providers.

Mark also advises hospital, health care providers and health plan clients regarding health and information privacy and security under HITECH and HIPAA, governmental investigations, development of joint ventures, provider contracting issues and medical staff bylaw and disciplinary issues. Mark proactively counsels clients as they confront inquiries, audits and investigations from governmental agencies, including the Department of Justice, Office of Inspector General and the Department of Health and Human Services.

For more than 20 years, Mark has represented professionals in disciplinary disputes before licensing boards, counseled clients in complex business problems and litigated matters in defense of clients in the health care, financial and insurance industries. Mark has litigated cases nationally, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Kansas, New Hampshire, Maine, North Carolina, Kentucky, Vermont and Missouri, and he has written extensively on the topics of antitrust, fraud and abuse, and medical staff credentialing.