Janet A. Craig

Janet Craig is a seasoned attorney in health care law and regulatory insurance issues. She is experienced in certificate of need and licensure, reimbursement, managed care, fraud and abuse, HIPAA, and Stark I and II. A former General Counsel of the Kentucky Department of Insurance, she has an active regulatory practice. She represents a host of insurers and HMOs on matters ranging from market conduct and financial exams to mergers, change of control and rate filings.Recent AssignmentsRepresent St. Luke Hospitals on its departure from Health Care Alliance of Cincinnati and its subsequent merger with St. Elizabeth HospitalRepresent UK Healthcare in its acquisition of Samaritan HospitalRepresent UK Healthcare on its sale of CHA to HumanaRepresent Citizens Security Life Insurance Co. in merger with downstream subsidy United Liberty Life Insurance Co.Served as Kentucky counsel on the merger of Kentucky Blue Cross/Blue Shield plan with Anthem and served as Kentucky counsel on the Anthem demutualizationRepresented the Commissioner of Insurance/Liquidator of Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co. liquidation, including a negotiation of more than $1 billion reinsurance agreement with Jefferson PilotRepresented University of Louisville and University of Louisville Hospital on their formation and licensing of a captive insurer and conversion of the captive into a reciprocal insurerRecent News, Articles & Speaking EngagementsRequirements for Self-Insurance, Kentucky Health Law Institute, UK CLE, September 2, 2020Hospitals get a regulatory and statutory exemption on ownership and licensure of physician practices, Medical News, May 28, 2018CMS proposes rule on Stark Physician Imaging Notice, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, Client Alert, July 1, 2010Managed Care, Kentucky Health Law, co-author, 5th ed. (2009)HIPAA Marketing and Fundraising: What's Covered and What's Not, Kentucky Health Law, UK 2002Nuts and Bolts workshop on HIPAA, University of Kentucky Health Law Seminar, March 15, 2002Managed Care, Kentucky Health Law, UK 2000/2004Community InvolvementKentucky Commission on Women, Board of Directors (2014-18)American Heart Association - Central Kentucky Chapter, Board of DirectorsHeadley-Whitney Museum, former Board presidentUniversity of Kentucky Art Museum, Advisory BoardLeadership Kentucky Class of 2002Eastern Kentucky University, Board of RegentsMore Than Stites & HarbisonMs. Craig served as General Counsel and Director of Market Conduct and Enforcement at the Kentucky Department of Insurance. She was also Special Counsel to the Senate Insurance and Banking Committee of the Kentucky General Assembly. Janet has served on the boards of the Better Business Bureau, High Street YMCA, Lexington Clinic Foundation, and LexArts. She is a member of the American Heart Association - Central Kentucky Chapter Board of Directors, Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, on the board of the Headley-Whitney Museum and the Advisory Board for the University of Kentucky Art Museum. Ms. Craig was appointed by Governor Beshear to the Board of Directors of the Kentucky Commission on Women (2014-18). She served as Chairman of the Lexington Arts and Cultural Council (now LexArts) when it raised more than $750,000 in the Horsemania public art project. She was also a member of the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2002. Ms. Craig enjoys painting, gardening and spending time with her family, husband Jim, son Matthew and daughter Megan, grandchildren James and Lily, and her Cavalier Spaniel Boone.

Janet Craig is a seasoned attorney in health care law and regulatory insurance issues. She is experienced in certificate of need and licensure, reimbursement, managed care, fraud and abuse, HIPAA, and Stark I and II. A former General Counsel of the Kentucky Department of Insurance, she has an active regulatory practice. She represents a host of insurers and HMOs on matters ranging from market conduct and financial exams to mergers, change of control and rate filings.Recent AssignmentsRepresent St. Luke Hospitals on its departure from Health Care Alliance of Cincinnati and its subsequent merger with St. Elizabeth HospitalRepresent UK Healthcare in its acquisition of Samaritan HospitalRepresent UK Healthcare on its sale of CHA to HumanaRepresent Citizens Security Life Insurance Co. in merger with downstream subsidy United Liberty Life Insurance Co.Served as Kentucky counsel on the merger of Kentucky Blue Cross/Blue Shield plan with Anthem and served as Kentucky counsel on the Anthem demutualizationRepresented the Commissioner of Insurance/Liquidator of Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co. liquidation, including a negotiation of more than $1 billion reinsurance agreement with Jefferson PilotRepresented University of Louisville and University of Louisville Hospital on their formation and licensing of a captive insurer and conversion of the captive into a reciprocal insurerRecent News, Articles & Speaking EngagementsRequirements for Self-Insurance, Kentucky Health Law Institute, UK CLE, September 2, 2020Hospitals get a regulatory and statutory exemption on ownership and licensure of physician practices, Medical News, May 28, 2018CMS proposes rule on Stark Physician Imaging Notice, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, Client Alert, July 1, 2010Managed Care, Kentucky Health Law, co-author, 5th ed. (2009)HIPAA Marketing and Fundraising: What's Covered and What's Not, Kentucky Health Law, UK 2002Nuts and Bolts workshop on HIPAA, University of Kentucky Health Law Seminar, March 15, 2002Managed Care, Kentucky Health Law, UK 2000/2004Community InvolvementKentucky Commission on Women, Board of Directors (2014-18)American Heart Association - Central Kentucky Chapter, Board of DirectorsHeadley-Whitney Museum, former Board presidentUniversity of Kentucky Art Museum, Advisory BoardLeadership Kentucky Class of 2002Eastern Kentucky University, Board of RegentsMore Than Stites & HarbisonMs. Craig served as General Counsel and Director of Market Conduct and Enforcement at the Kentucky Department of Insurance. She was also Special Counsel to the Senate Insurance and Banking Committee of the Kentucky General Assembly. Janet has served on the boards of the Better Business Bureau, High Street YMCA, Lexington Clinic Foundation, and LexArts. She is a member of the American Heart Association - Central Kentucky Chapter Board of Directors, Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, on the board of the Headley-Whitney Museum and the Advisory Board for the University of Kentucky Art Museum. Ms. Craig was appointed by Governor Beshear to the Board of Directors of the Kentucky Commission on Women (2014-18). She served as Chairman of the Lexington Arts and Cultural Council (now LexArts) when it raised more than $750,000 in the Horsemania public art project. She was also a member of the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2002. Ms. Craig enjoys painting, gardening and spending time with her family, husband Jim, son Matthew and daughter Megan, grandchildren James and Lily, and her Cavalier Spaniel Boone.

Janet Craig is a seasoned attorney in health care law and regulatory insurance issues. She is experienced in certificate of need and licensure, reimbursement, managed care, fraud and abuse, HIPAA, and Stark I and II. A former General Counsel of the Kentucky Department of Insurance, she has an active regulatory practice. She represents a host of insurers and HMOs on matters ranging from market conduct and financial exams to mergers, change of control and rate filings.

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Ms. Craig served as General Counsel and Director of Market Conduct and Enforcement at the Kentucky Department of Insurance. She was also Special Counsel to the Senate Insurance and Banking Committee of the Kentucky General Assembly. Janet has served on the boards of the Better Business Bureau, High Street YMCA, Lexington Clinic Foundation, and LexArts. She is a member of the American Heart Association - Central Kentucky Chapter Board of Directors, Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, on the board of the Headley-Whitney Museum and the Advisory Board for the University of Kentucky Art Museum. Ms. Craig was appointed by Governor Beshear to the Board of Directors of the Kentucky Commission on Women (2014-18). She served as Chairman of the Lexington Arts and Cultural Council (now LexArts) when it raised more than $750,000 in the Horsemania public art project. She was also a member of the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2002. Ms. Craig enjoys painting, gardening and spending time with her family, husband Jim, son Matthew and daughter Megan, grandchildren James and Lily, and her Cavalier Spaniel Boone.