FSASC Annual Conference & Trade Show

Jamie Gelfman is board certified in health law by the Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization and Education and is certified in healthcare compliance (CHC) by the Health Care Compliance Association. Jamie works with healthcare clients on the full scope of legal issues that shape their business strategies. She is deeply experienced in regulatory, compliance, reimbursement, enrollment and licensure matters, with particular experience in the administration of Medicare and Medicaid programs, fraud and abuse, and scope of practice issues. With more than a decade of healthcare legal experience based in Florida, Jamie is a valuable partner for healthcare companies doing business in or working to expand operations in the state.

Jamie applies her regulatory insights to help clients proactively navigate complex state and federal reimbursement laws. She also handles regulatory due diligence for healthcare transactions, helping assess private equity deals and other healthcare transactions to minimize risk for her clients and maximize deal efficiencies.

In addition, Jamie defends clients facing disciplinary actions initiated by state agencies and professional licensure boards – another area where her experience in the Florida healthcare space provides her with unique insights. She also defends clients facing fraud and abuse investigations, qui tam actions and healthcare-related litigation and insolvency matters.

Drew Elizabeth McCormick is a seasoned healthcare regulatory lawyer whose practice spans the full spectrum of federal and state regulatory oversight of the health industry. She is particularly known for her sophisticated command of fraud and abuse laws — including the Anti-Kickback Statute, the Stark Law, the False Claims Act, and state fraud and abuse analogues — as well as Medicare and Medicaid program rules, reimbursement rules and policy, and enrollment, licensing, and certification requirements. She also has extensive experience in various emerging areas of healthcare regulation, including surprise billing regulation and state transaction notice laws.

Drew regularly leverages this deep regulatory knowledge in government audits, civil investigative demands, and internal investigations, helping clients assess exposure, craft defensible responses, and navigate complex interactions with enforcement agencies. Her work also extends to the transactional arena, where she identifies regulatory risks, structures compliant arrangements, and supports diligence and post-closing integration for strategic transactions.

In addition, Drew provides strategic, day-to-day counseling to healthcare providers, payors, and emerging companies, guiding them through operational questions, policy changes, and compliance program design to support both business objectives and regulatory integrity.