Nathaniel T. Arden has extensive experience advising clients on health care regulatory compliance, fraud and abuse issues, health care information technology issues, managed care arrangements and clinical trials. Nathaniel also advises clients, both within and outside of the health care field, on complex software licensing, software-as-a-service agreements and other technology outsourcing, maintenance and service arrangements and related data issues. He is a member of our firm's Health Law and Intellectual Property + Technology groups.
Health Care Regulatory, Contracting + Governance
Nathaniel advises health systems, hospitals, physician groups and accountable care organizations on general regulatory compliance matters, including Medicare and Medicaid regulations, the Stark law and federal anti-kickback statute, as well as similar state laws, information blocking laws, hospital price transparency matters, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and state privacy laws, provider and facility licensing laws, and scope of practice issues. He regularly negotiates clinical services agreements, clinical trial agreements and advises clients on related clinical research issues.
Nathaniel has broad experience representing hospitals, health systems, clinically integrated networks and telehealth providers in negotiation of managed care agreements, including with Medicare Advantage plans.
Nathaniel’s practice also includes counseling health care entities on corporate governance issues including bylaws, certificates of incorporation, board member obligations and corporate restructurings.
Information Technology
Nathaniel focuses a significant amount of his practice on counseling health care providers, digital health companies and other software companies on information technology issues. He advises clients on enterprise software license, software as a service (SaaS), data license, reseller arrangements, mobile and digital health matters and similar information technology agreements, including matters involving electronic medical records systems, population health management tools and health information exchanges. He has experience assisting clients with licensing of artificial intelligence-supported software, as well as experience with data use and ownership issues. He also is experienced in advising clients on the use of digital tracking technologies.
He is a contributor to our firm’s health law blog, Health Law Diagnosis.
