Healthcare Regulatory Lawyers
for Physician Practices & Healthcare Organizations
G2Z Law Group advises physician groups, concierge practices, urgent care centers, telehealth companies, and other healthcare businesses on fraud and abuse, privacy, licensing, compliance, and complex regulatory matters.
Advocating for healthcare professionals and practices since 2012
Headquartered in Washington DC, G2Z Law Group, PLLC focuses its practice in health regulatory law relating to physicians, physician practices and allied professionals and their practices, such as nurse practitioners, mental health professionals, and physical therapists.
Our healthcare regulatory lawyers** represent clients in a variety of health law and healthcare regulatory areas such as fraud and abuse compliance, HIPAA and Healthcare Privacy, Licensing, Certification, and Accreditation, Telehealth Regulations, Healthcare Investigations and Disputes, and Prescribing Controlled Substance.
We also assists healthcare clients with entity formation, employment matters, and routine contract drafting and review when these services arise as part of the client’s broader legal needs.
We bring extensive experience and professionalism to every case and customize our support to your individual needs and concerns.
**We DO NOT practice tort law and DO NOT represent clients in medical malpractice or personal injury lawsuits.
Areas of Practice
Health Law
Healthcare law is a body of law that governs the provision of health care services and the relationship between those who provide health care and those who receive it. The healthcare industry is one of the most regulated industry in the United States. At the same time it has seen substantial growth in the US and continues to thrive. The combination of technology with healthcare has further expanded the reach of healthcare regulations to other industries. As the healthcare industry grows evermore complex, it is important to properly navigate the applicable health laws and regulations to enhance profitability and avoid legal pitfalls.
“Liberty consists in the power of doing that which is permitted by the law.”
– Marcus Tullius Cicero