Alan J. Arville
Bar Admissions
- District of Columbia
- Ohio
Court Admissions
- Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia
- Supreme Court of Ohio
Education
- Georgetown University Law Center (J.D., cum laude, 2003)
- Dean’s List
- Institute of Public Representation
- University of Dayton (B.A., 2000)
- Dean’s List
- Leadership Award Scholarship
Alan J. Arville
Experience
Alan J. Arville is a principal in Ober|Kaler's Health Law Group. His practice focuses on transactional and regulatory issues for the health care industry, including mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, joint ventures, corporate governance, managed care contracting, fraud and abuse, Medicare Part D compliance, tax exemption and health care licensing. His clients include regional and national pharmacy chains, health care systems and long term care providers.
A substantial portion of Alan's practice involves structuring, negotiating and implementing various health care transactions, including acquisitions of national health care companies, ambulatory surgical center joint ventures, in-store health care retail clinics, and transactions between health care providers and vendors and suppliers. Alan regularly advises retail pharmacies (chain pharmacies and large retailers with pharmacy operations) on a diverse array of transactions and compliance issues, including Medicare Part D compliance. In addition, Alan regularly advises nonprofit governing boards and board committees on tax-exemption law issues, conflicts of interest, bylaws preparation and general corporate governance.
Selected as one of the “Outstanding Young Healthcare Lawyers for 2008” by Nightingale’s Healthcare News, Alan is the author of numerous articles and is a frequent speaker on health care topics.
Professional Memberships
- American Bar Association
- American Health Lawyers Association
- Hospitals and Health Systems Practice Group
- District of Columbia Bar Association
- Health Law Section
- Young Practitioners Planning Committee, Co-chair
- Health Law Section
Honoraries
- Selected by Nightingale’s Healthcare News as one of the Outstanding Young Healthcare Lawyers for 2008
Professional Background
- Health Care Associate, Schottenstein, Zox & Dunn
- Student, Institute of Public Representation
- Intern, Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights & Urban Affairs
- Presenter, "Retail Pharmacy Issues and Health and Wellness," Legal Conference, Food Marketing Institute, 2012
- Co-presenter, "Negotiating Favorable Rates and Terms and Anticipating Areas of Dispute," Managed Care Contracts: Drafting Considerations for Providers, Webinar, Strafford Publications, 2012
- Co-presenter, "Introduction to Medicare Issues," Introduction to Health Care Series, Part Two, DC Bar, 2012
- Presenter, "Top Compliance Issues for Hospital," Maryland Hospital Association, 2010
- Author, “Eight Things Nontax Lawyers Should Know About Health Care Tax Law,” Health Law Handbook, West Publishing, 2009
- Author, “Fifty State Survey of Certificate of Need and Licensure: Nursing Homes, Assisted Living, Home Health, and Hospice,” American Health Lawyers Association, 2009
- Presenter, “Continuing Care Retirement Communities – Resident Transfers,” Beacon Institute, 2008
- Presenter, “Avoiding Disaster for Nonprofits – Revised IRS Form 990,” Lifespan Annual Conference, 2008
- Presenter, “IRS Form 990 Changes for 2008,” Beacon Institute, 2007
- Presenter, “Confidentiality of Medical Records,” Lorman Education Services, 2005
- Presenter, “Parental Access to Medical Records,” Columbus Bar Association, 2004
- Author, “HIPAA and Parental Access to Medical Records,” Columbus Bar Briefs, 2004
- CMS Provides Final Framework for ACO and Shared Savings Program Rules: ACO Participants Get Greater Flexibility
- Shared Savings Among ACO Participants Protected Under IRS Guidance
- Managed Care Contracts: Negotiating Favorable Rates and Terms and Anticipating Areas of Dispute
- Beyond the Cover Story: A Focused Overview of the Key Provisions of the ACO Regulations
