Ivy K. Millerprovides counsel on the full spectrum of health law matters to health care organizations, including health systems, physician groups, hospitals, and other health care providers and suppliers. Ivy regularly advises clients on corporate and transactional matters, privacy and security issues, and federal and state health care fraud and abuse compliance, helping them navigate a complex and ever-evolving legal and regulatory environment.
Ivy contributes to the firm’s Health Care and Life Sciences blog Health Law Diagnosis, highlighting health care market issues within the legislative landscape, as well as to scholarly and public interest publications. She has a proven ability to synthesize complex legal constructs and policy issues and has research experience with reproductive rights and health care access issues. Previously, as a health law intern at Robinson+Cole, Ivy conducted research on compliance issues, including HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and provider licensure and tracked state-level legislation affecting health care providers.
In law school, Ivy was a legal intern for the Honorable Judge Margaret R. Guzman of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, and she interned in health and reproductive justice initiatives in Boston, Minneapolis, and New York. Ivy holds dual degrees (J.D. and Master of Public Health) that allow her to draw on a strong health policy background to advise clients on new legislative initiatives and regulatory priorities.
