Jennifer Kreick co-author of the American Health Law Association’s article on regulatory due diligence for digital health transactions – Healthcare

Jennifer Kreick, a health and life sciences partner at Haynes Boone, collaborated on an article for the American Health Law Association with a team of attorneys from several law firms. Read an excerpt below:

The digital health technology market is booming, generating a wealth of investment opportunities and an ever-increasing volume of digital health transactions. Given the complex regulatory landscape surrounding these transactions, proper due diligence is essential to protect investors. Digital health encompasses a wide range of technologies, including telehealth, mobile health apps, diagnostic tools and technologies, electronic health records (EHRs), wearable devices, remote patient monitoring and many more. others. The variety of digital health technologies can make due diligence difficult due to the various healthcare regulations that can be implicated by different technologies. This briefing outlines some of the potential health care regulatory considerations for a digital health transaction and includes tools, such as a sample due diligence checklist, for such transactions.

Excerpt from a briefing by the American Health Law Association. To read the full article, click here.

Originally published by the American Health Law Association

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