Daniel R. Eliav

Daniel R. Eliav is a seasoned attorney with nearly a decade of experience in healthcare law. Daniel provides professional services in the formation, licensing, and ongoing compliance of healthcare providers. In addition, Daniel has extensive experience on a wide variety of mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, matters involving corporate finance, and other types of investments. Representative clients include hospitals, managed care organizations, medical groups, behavioral health providers, telehealth ventures, and other healthcare entities in regulatory and transactional matters. With hands-on experience working in institutions such as large academic medical centers, state government, hospitals, non-profit clinics, and laboratories, Daniel is uniquely positioned to service clients in the healthcare industry. Specialized Regulatory Expertise Daniel’s expertise lies in helping clients navigate through the myriad of healthcare laws and regulations to achieve their goals. He has broad experience in the areas of telemedicine, corporate practice of medicine restrictions, licensing, and reimbursement. In addition, Daniel has regularly provided counsel on state and federal fraud and abuse issues, including the Stark Law, the anti-kickback statute, and civil monetary penalties laws. He has helped multiple clients overcome obstacles with regulatory agencies, allowing clients more flexibility to develop and operate their business. Furthermore, Daniel has extensive experience representing clients with multi-state practices and tailoring business arrangements to comply with the corporate practice of medicine and fraud abuse laws of each state. In addition, Daniel has provided counsel on compliance with the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), reimbursement issues under Medicare and Medicaid, the Emergency Medical Transfer and Labor Act (EMTALA), the Clinical Lab Improvement Amendments (CLIA), physician advertising, and consent issues. Deep Experience in Healthcare Even prior to practicing an attorney, as a graduate student earning a Masters in Public Health and as a law student, Daniel focused on gaining practical experience by working for various entities, including the UCLA Health System, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, and the Venice Family Clinic. Following law school, Daniel moved to Sacramento where he worked for Covered California, the State’s newly created department implementing the Affordable Care Act. His responsibilities at Covered California included drafting regulations, negotiating multi-million dollar agreements, and tending to the day-to-day legal needs of the agency. After more than two years with Covered California, Daniel transitioned to private practice and worked for several years as an associate at two prominent national law firms. In these roles, Daniel served a wide variety of clients from start-ups to some of the largest public and private entities in the country.