McDermott Will & Schulte, a global law firm

Matt Perreault advises healthcare organizations on complex transactions, sophisticated managed care arrangements, and related fraud and abuse matters. He represents accountable care organizations (ACOs); diverse provider, risk intermediary, care management and provider enablement organizations; health plans; and investors on a wide range of value-based care agreements, including shared savings, bundled payments, downside risk and capitation arrangements.

Matt serves as a strategic advisor to ACOs, independent physician associates (IPAs), managed care networks, integrated delivery networks and other healthcare providers, including hospitals and health systems, specialty providers, physician practices and innovative primary care organizations, on acquisitions, affiliations, reorganizations and other transactions. He also provides guidance on regulatory and fraud and abuse matters related to these transactions and contractual arrangements, including the physician self-referral law (Stark Law), the Anti-Kickback Statute, and general healthcare law and compliance matters.

Prior to joining McDermott Will & Schulte, Matt was deputy general counsel of a large national private health system, where he served as the lead lawyer for its managed care network, multi-specialty physician practice and hospital physician contracting throughout the system.

Devin is a skilled healthcare data analyst who uses his deep programming skills and expertise in healthcare payment systems to support clients’ strategic decision-making and advocacy efforts. In an ever-changing payment environment, he deploys robust data analytics to help clients better serve their patients, measure quality of care and respond effectively to health policy developments.

With over 13 years of experience in the healthcare industry, Devin has spearheaded data analysis for a wide range of clients, including hospitals and health systems, pharmaceutical manufacturers, diagnostic and medical device companies, post-acute care providers, trade associations and government agencies. This includes using very large healthcare claims databases to profile patient populations that can benefit from new treatments, developing microsimulation models to evaluate the impacts of new policies and regulations, and using sophisticated econometric and statistical techniques to answer key questions for clients.

Devin’s prior experience includes serving as an economist at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Office of the Actuary. In that role, he developed regulatory impact analyses for proposed and final rules, served as co-lead for the 2016-2025 national health expenditure projections, and built models and performed data analyses to help senior leadership make policy decisions.