What 2024 Tells Us About Calif. Health Transaction Reviews

By Brett Friedman, Ranee Adipat and Jaclyn Freshman · January 13, 2025, 6:19 PM EST

In looking back at 2024, in which the California Office of Health Care Affordability began accepting notices for material healthcare transactions,[1] we are able to derive some critical lessons on what...

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