About Francis
Francis J. Serbaroli is a shareholder in the Health & FDA Business Practice of Greenberg Traurig's New York office. Frank has three decades of experience in the health care industry. His clients include health insurers and managed care plans; hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, ambulatory surgery centers and home health agencies; clinical laboratories; renal dialysis providers; faculty practice plans; pharmaceutical companies; and medical device and equipment manufacturers. He handles a wide range of corporate, regulatory, compliance, reimbursement, corporate governance, bankruptcy, antitrust and litigation matters. He also advises clients in connection with the prohibitions on the corporate practice of medicine and fee-splitting, as well as Medicare and Medicaid fraud and abuse matters. Frank served as a member of the New York State Public Health Council from 1995 to 2010, for most of that time as the council’s vice chairman. His government experience also includes three years as an Assistant Attorney General of the State of New York. He writes a regular health law column for the New York Law Journal and teaches and lectures on health care, corporate governance and not-for-profit issues.
Francis J. Serbaroli is a shareholder in the Health & FDA Business Practice of Greenberg Traurig's New York office. Frank has three decades of experience in the health care industry. His clients include health insurers and managed care plans; hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, ambulatory surgery centers and home health agencies; clinical laboratories; renal dialysis providers; faculty practice plans; pharmaceutical companies; and medical device and equipment manufacturers. He handles a wide range of corporate, regulatory, compliance, reimbursement, corporate governance, bankruptcy, antitrust and litigation matters. He also advises clients in connection with the prohibitions on the corporate practice of medicine and fee-splitting, as well as Medicare and Medicaid fraud and abuse matters. Frank served as a member of the New York State Public Health Council from 1995 to 2010, for most of that time as the council’s vice chairman. His government experience also includes three years as an Assistant Attorney General of the State of New York. He writes a regular health law column for the New York Law Journal and teaches and lectures on health care, corporate governance and not-for-profit issues.
