Aaron T. Dobosenski

He works with clients throughout the health and life sciences sector, including hospitals, health care systems, physician practices, long-term and hospice care providers, research institutions, and manufacturers and suppliers of pharmaceuticals and medical diagnostics.

Aaron frequently partners with health care providers, including critical access hospitals across the country, to manage day-to-day legal challenges, physician and medical staff relationships, governance restructurings, federal health care program billing compliance issues, and strategic transactions.

Health Care M&A, Regulatory & Corporate Governance

For a rural health system, Aaron has served as outside general counsel for several years. Over this time, his projects have included medical staff and peer review advice and counsel, governance restructurings, building an integrated system through arrangements with physicians and other practitioners, and strategic transactions.

Aaron frequently serves as counsel for acquisitions of physician groups and health care facilities, including ambulatory surgery centers and assisted living facilities.

Drawing on his experience as a health care consultant prior to coming to Faegre Drinker, Aaron regularly advises clients on physician compensation and fair market value in the context of the anti-kickback and physician self-referral law. He has also helped clients navigate civil investigative demands from U.S. Health & Human Services’ Office of Inspector General (OIG) related to payments made to contracted physicians.

Data Analytics & High-Performing Health Systems

During law school, Aaron worked as a consultant for the American Medical Group Association (AMGA), providing support to high-performing and clinically integrated medical groups and health systems in enhancing population health and patient care.

Aaron also holds an undergraduate degree in mathematics and has extensive experience in data analytics. He brings this experience to bear in assisting health care clients with public data reporting requirements and the intersection between data and compliance in the age of AI.