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Post-Closing Issues in Healthcare Transactions

Serj Mooradian / May 6, 2025

This post concludes our Healthcare Transactions Series, where we have explored the legal, operational, and strategic issues that matter most to providers, investors, and entrepreneurs in the healthcare space.

Closing a healthcare transaction is a major milestone—but it’s not the end of the road. Critical post-closing tasks must be addressed to preserve deal value, ensure regulatory compliance, and mitigate post-closing risk. In heavily regulated industries like healthcare, these obligations are not merely best practices—they’re essential. This final installment highlights the key post-closing issues parties should anticipate and common pitfalls to avoid.

1. Notify Regulators a

Closing a Healthcare Transaction: How to Set Yourself Up for a Smooth Close

Serj Mooradian / May 2, 2025

This post is part of Mooradian Law’s ongoing Healthcare Transactions Series, where we explore legal, operational, and strategic issues that matter most to providers, investors, and entrepreneurs navigating the healthcare business. In this installment, we’re tackling how you can ensure a smooth closing in healthcare M&A.

Closing is the final step of a healthcare deal when the seller officially transfers ownership to the buyer and the transaction becomes legally effective. This occurs once all parties have fulfilled contractual obligations, executed all transaction documents, dispersed funds, and have any required consents or approvals in hand. Closing logistics demand close attention—last-minute surprises can delay

Navigating Earnouts in Healthcare Transactions: Regulatory Risks and How to Avoid Them

Serj Mooradian / April 29, 2025

This post is part of our ongoing Healthcare Transactions Series, where we explore legal, operational, and strategic issues that matter most to providers, investors, and entrepreneurs navigating the healthcare business. Today, we’re tackling a nuanced feature in healthcare M&A - earnouts.

Earnouts: Why They’re Popular—And Why They’re Tricky in Healthcare

Earnouts—provisions that tie part of the purchase price to post-closing performance—are often used to bridge valuation gaps in deals. While common in general M&A, these arrangements pose unique regulatory risks in healthcare, particularly under the federal Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS).

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Navigating Workforce Transitions in Healthcare M&A

Serj Mooradian / April 24, 2025

This post is part of Mooradian Law’s ongoing Healthcare Transactions Series, where we explore legal, operational, and strategic issues that matter most to providers, investors, and entrepreneurs navigating the healthcare business.

In this week’s installment, we examine why ensuring a smooth transition for clinical and administrative staff in healthcare M&A is essential to preserving business value and achieving a successful integration. Thoughtful handling of workforce issues helps protect your business from financial, legal, and regulatory risks.

Pre-Diligence: Assessing Cultural Fit

At the outset of the transaction, buyers should assess the target organization’s culture to ensure

Fair Market Value and Commercial Reasonableness in Healthcare Transactions

FMV and Commercial Reasonableness in Healthcare Transactions: A Compliance Imperative

Serj Mooradian and Seyed Mirabedini, Mooradian PLLC / April 22, 2025

This post is part of our ongoing Healthcare Transactions Series, where we explore legal, operational, and strategic issues that matter most to providers, investors, and entrepreneurs navigating the business of healthcare. In this installment, we focus on two foundational—but often misunderstood—regulatory concepts: Fair Market Value (FMV) and Commercial Reasonableness (CR). Whether you’re acquiring a practice, structuring a management agreement, or evaluating physician compensation models, understanding FMV and CR is essential to ensuring your deal is not just financially sound—but also legally defensible.

What FMV and CR Really Mean

Fair Market Value

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