Caitlin Forsyth

Caitlin Forsyth advises hospitals, clinics, and physician practices on a broad range of health care regulatory matters, from compliance with Section 1557's nondiscrimination provisions and ADA Title III accessibility standards to emerging issues posed by AI-enabled health care tools. Her work spans advising on scopes of practice for licensed and unlicensed personnel, developing plans of correction in response to CMS survey deficiencies, performing price-transparency compliance audits, and evaluating when identified issues trigger reporting and refund obligations under the 60-day rule. She also provides ongoing counsel on licensure, Medicare and Medicaid coverage and billing, and telehealth.

Caitlin also serves as general regulatory counsel for a variety of clinical, molecular, and toxicology laboratories, advising on a broad range of issues under regulatory frameworks such as CLIA, state laboratory licensing requirements, the Stark Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute, the False Claims Act, and their state law counterparts. Her recent work includes drafting and negotiating laboratory services agreements, responding to inquiries and investigative demands from federal and state agencies, and handling medical record audits and overpayment demands from private payers. Caitlin enjoys collaborating with clinical laboratories of all sizes and stages of development.