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Louisiana LafayetteSullivan Stolier Knight LC attorney Schulze, Michael R. is a Very good lawyer practice area in Healthcare Business Transactions Medicare/Medicaid and Third Party Reimbursement Healthcare Litigation Before Federal/State Courts and Administrative Agencies Long-Term, Rehabilitation & Psychiatric Services Compliance & Fraud/Abuse Prevention & Defense Governmental Relations Provider Licensing, Certification & Accreditation Healthcare Contracts Physician Practice Management Medical Staff Issues ,Regulatory Enforcement, Health & Health Care Law,Sullivan Stolier Knight LC

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• Mr. Schulze has practiced healthcare law on an exclusive basis since graduating from Tulane University School of Law in 1998. His practice focuses on a wide variety of federal and state health law matters.? He has advised hospitals, physician groups and other health care providers?in regulatory, fraud and abuse, transactional and corporate compliance issues.

  Mr. Schulze has worked extensively with providers and physicians in negotiating and drafting employment, recruitment, medical director and other contractual financial arrangements that comply with the Stark II and Anti-Kickback laws and regulations as well as developing practical and manageable fraud and abuse compliance programs. Mr. Schulze regularly advises clients on the regulations governing exclusion from the Medicare Inpatient Prospective Payment System for long term acute care, inpatient rehabilitation and psychiatric hospitals. Mr. Schulze also regularly works with providers in developing and drafting operating and management agreements, leases and services agreements, private offering memorandums and asset purchase agreements.

  LIST OF ARTICLES AND SPEECHES BY MR. SCHULZE

  RECENT PUBLICATIONS:

  May/June 2013? “District Court Case Highlights Providers’ Duty to Investigate Billing Errors Under the False Claims Act”- Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 28, No. 5 (Co-written by Christopher J. Sellers, Jr.)

  July/August 2012? “New Local Coverage Determinations Create Major Compliance Issues for Hospital Outpatient Psychiatric Departments Effective August 13, 2012”- Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 27 No. 7

  February 2012 “ CMS Ends Long Delay and Issues Self-Disclosure Settlements”- ”- Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Law Benefit, Vol. 27, No. 2

  September 2011 “Simple tips to Avoid Stark II Violations” Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol.26, NO.8

  July/August 2011 “OIG Successfully limits Employee Exception to federal Anti-kickback Statute in U.S. v. Borrasi” Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 26, No. 7

  February 25, 2011 "Hospital with Physicians Investors need to Prepare for Additional Disclosure Requirements to comply with Stark II - Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Law Benefit, Vol. 26, No. 2

  January 3, 2011?“What Hospitals Should Know about the OIG 2011 Work Plan” – EQ Health Solutions Newsletter. (Co-written with Lauren R. Ambler).

  November 26, 2010?“OIG Identified Enforcement Priorities for 2011” – Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 25, No. 10. (Co-written with Lauren R. Ambler).

  July 30, 2010?“Fraud and Abuse Compliance Review No. 2:? Fair Market Value and Commercially Reasonable” – Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 25, No. 7.

  February 26, 2010?“Fraud and Abuse Compliance Review No. 1:? Physician Services Agreements” – Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 25, No. 2.

  November 25, 2009?“Changes to False Claims Act Present Greater Risks to Healthcare Providers” – Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 24, No. 11.

  August 28, 2009?“Significant Changes to Stark II Exceptions Go Into Effect October 1, 2009” – Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 24, No. 8.

  June 26, 2009?“Hospitals Need to Prepare Now for CMS’ New Stark Compliance Audits” – Louisiana Hospital Association Impact Lawbrief, Vol. 24, No. 6.

  March 31, 2000?“Life after Boren:? The New Public Process and the Resurgence of Equal Access to Care” – Federal Health Lawyer, Spring 2000.

  RECENT PRESENTATIONS:

  November 3, 2010?“Health Reform Changes to Fraud and Abuse Laws: What Providers Need to Know” – Louisiana Hospital Association 21st Annual Health Law Symposium, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

  November 5, 2009?“Stark II, the Anti-Kickback Statute and You” – Louisiana Hospital Association 20th Annual Health Law Symposium, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

  August 21, 2009?“Fraud and Abuse Laws Implicated by Medical Records” – Medical Records Law in Louisiana Conference, Lafayette, Louisiana.

  August 21, 2009?“Highlights of HITECH Act of 2009” – Medical Records Law in Louisiana Conference, Lafayette, Louisiana.

  August 21, 2008?“Fraud and Abuse Laws Implicated by Medical Records” – Medical Records Law in Louisiana Conference, Lafayette, Louisiana.

  August 16, 1999?“Health Care Fraud and Abuse:? Compliance and Prevention” – Health Law Symposium, Kalispell, Montana.

  May 5, 1999?“Health Care Fraud and Abuse:? The Defense Bar Perspective” – Federal Bar Association Health Law Conference, San Antonio, Texas.

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• American Bar Association – Health Law Section Payment and Reimbursement Interest Group American Health Lawyers Association Regulation, Accreditation, and Payment Practice Group (Member) Louisiana Bar Association Louisiana Health Lawyers Association Lafayette Parish Bar Association

• Tulane Law School, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1998J.D. Loyola University New Orleans, LAB.A.

• Established in 1987 as the first law firm in Louisiana dedicated primarily to the healthcare industry, Sullivan Stolier Knight LC is a New Orleans based practice serving physicians, hospitals, home health agencies, outpatient rehabilitation facilities and other healthcare providers and suppliers throughout Louisiana and the United States. The firm recently established "The Health Law Center" to promote its provision of a full range of commercial legal services with particular emphasis on the needs of the healthcare provider. Founded by Stephen M. Sullivan (former in-house counsel to a major New Orleans hospital) and Jack Mark Stolier (former counsel with the Office of General Counsel for the United States Department of Health and Human Services), the firm combines the talents and experience of attorneys who understand the unique dynamics of the highly regulated healthcare industry. The Health Law Center is a carefully assembled team of health law counselors and advocates with years of experience in the commercial aspects of health regulation. The Health Law Center dedicates its experienced attention to its clients' business and responds promptly in a results-oriented manner. The Health Law Center prides itself on committing all available firm resources toward the goal of obtaining the best possible result with a minimum of turn around time. Because of its efficient size and special focus on healthcare law, The Health Law Center of Sullivan Stolier Knight LC is able to deliver top quality legal work with a level of individualized client service not often possible with larger, more diversified firms.

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