For-profit and nonprofit health plans and health services organizations have long relied on attorney Mark Mosby for interpreting federal and state health care and insurance regulations, oversight, and reporting requirements.
In what is part of a growing health care industry trend—assessing what specific elements make certain health care organization consolidations more successful than others—Mark’s insights, gained over his over 25 years of experience as general counsel and in private practice, are particularly valuable.
Currently, Mark serves as chief legal counsel to a regional health insurer located in Massachusetts, which has more than 1,200 employees, focused largely on government health insurance programs (Medicare, Medicaid, and dual eligibles). This client is also a health care provider that operates five Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) centers.
Mark’s skilled counsel, pragmatic approach, and strategic thinking have been vital to the client in an industry that demands agility and responsiveness on very complex and important matters. The client has looked to Mark to work on an expansive range of transactional, contractual, regulatory, governance, and provider/vendor dispute-related problems.
Mark began his career as an associate in a commercial litigation law firm, followed by a Deputy General Counsel position at a state bar association, followed by five years as an attorney for the Illinois Supreme Court, and then as in-house counsel (Director and Deputy General Counsel positions) for several national and regional health plans for the next 20 years before joining Epstein Becker Green.
In addition, Mark presents on health law topics for the Illinois State Bar Association’s CLE program and other organizations.