The California Office of Healthcare Affordability’s (OHCA) cost and market impact review (CMIR) regulations were recently approved and will drastically change California’s healthcare regulatory system. Under the California Healthcare Transactions Law, healthcare entities are required to inform OHCA of “material change transactions” that are expected to close on or after April 1. The new law aims to provide oversight of healthcare consolidation. Who is required to file with OHCA under these new regulations? That depends on three questions, according to Jordan Grushkin, who spoke on a webinar last week about the regulations and is the senior associate of the National Health Care Team and leader of firmwide OHCA initiatives at Sheppard Mullin.
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Source: https://medcitynews.com/2024/02/who-needs-to-file-with-ohca-under-californias-new-healthcare-transaction-regulations