Andrew G.Jack (Drew)

Partner

Columbus + 1.614.281.3679

Drew Jack is a health care and life sciences transactional and regulatory lawyer with significant experience in health care M&A and affiliation transactions, cutting-edge integration and alignment strategies, distressed hospital and hospital closure matters, life sciences and clinical research matters, and value-based care models.

Drew's experience includes guiding clients through strategic transactions, including hospital M&A transactions, affiliations, joint ventures, service line revenue mergers, hospital closures, and clinical laboratory acquisitions and management arrangements; developing hospital-physician alignment strategies, including co-management, gainsharing, and hospital quality and efficiency programs; working with health care providers to develop clinically integrated provider networks and accountable care organizations; and counseling clients on health care fraud and abuse issues, including compliance with the Stark Law, Anti-Kickback Statute, and Civil Monetary Penalties Law and use of applicable fraud and abuse waivers. Drew has also worked with clients in the life sciences industry in connection with multijurisdictional clinical trials and research collaborations.

Drew is a member of the American Health Law Association. He also is a member of the Columbus Office's Hiring Committee and Diversity, Inclusion & Advancement Committee and serves as the Mentoring Program coordinator for the Columbus Office.

Experience

  • ProMedica sells Coldwater Regional Hospital to Insight Health SystemJones Day is advising ProMedica in the sale of Coldwater Regional Hospital to Insight Health System.
  • Atlantic Health System acquires Premier Health AssociatesJones Day advised Atlantic Health System in the acquisition of Premier Health Associates, LLC, a multi-specialty physician practice group.
  • Atlantic Health System acquires Saint Peter’s Healthcare SystemJones Day is advising Atlantic Health System in the acquisition of Saint Peter's Healthcare System.
  • Atria Health acquires personal goodwill of concierge services medical practiceJones Day represented Atria Health in its acquisition of the personal goodwill of a concierge services medical practice.
  • Leading financial services company provides $425 million syndicated senior secured credit facility to healthcare companyJones Day represented a leading financial services company, as left lead arranger and administrative agent, in connection with a $425 million syndicated senior secured credit facility, consisting of a $275 million term loan and a $150 million revolving credit facility, provided to a healthcare company.
  • McLaren Health Care sells McLaren St. Luke's HospitalJones Day advised McLaren Health Care, a fully-integrated health care delivery system headquartered in Grand Blanc, Michigan, with respect to the closure and discontinuation of operations of McLaren St. Luke’s Hospital located in Maumee, Ohio, as well as the sale of its facilities, land, and physical assets to another major midwest-based hospital system.
  • Ascension enters into strategic laboratory collaboration with LabcorpJones Day advised Ascension with respect to its strategic alliance with Labcorp whereby Labcorp will manage Ascension’s hospital-based laboratories in 10 states and purchase the assets of the health system’s outreach laboratory business.
  • Health system utilizes value-based regulations to offer EHR and related digital health solutions to providersJones Day assisted a leading health system in the southern U.S. in offering innovative EHR and related digital health solutions to independent providers via the value-based exceptions and safe harbors.
  • Private equity-backed post-acute care organization forms CINJones Day assisted a for-profit, private equity-backed company in creating an innovative post-acute care clinically integrated network in the southwestern U.S.
  • Home care provider organization forms CIN, Messenger ModelJones Day assisted a Southeast-based private for-profit home care provider in forming a clinically integrated network and a messenger model.
  • VUMC acquires Tennova Shelbyville and Tullahoma Hospitals from Community Health Systems, Inc., and acquire minority interest in Tennova Clarksville HospitalJones Day advised Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) in its acquisition of substantially all of the assets of Tennova Healthcare-Shelbyville, a 60-bed hospital located in Shelbyville, Tennessee, and Tennova Healthcare-Harton, a 135-bed hospital located in Tullahoma, Tennessee, from subsidiaries of Community Health Systems.
  • Methodist Health acquired by Deaconess Health SystemJones Day advised Methodist Health in Kentucky in its acquisition by Deaconess Health System, which included two hospitals, as well as associated physicians and post-acute care providers.
  • Integrated Medical Professionals sold to Lee Equity PartnersJones Day advised Integrated Medical Professionals, PLLC, a multi-specialty physician group specializing in urology, radiation oncology, and pathology, in its acquisition by Lee Equity Partners.
  • Telemedicine provider expands telehealth programming in response to COVID-19 public health crisisJones Day represented a telemedicine provider in their expansion of telehealth programming in response to the COVID-19 public health crisis.
  • Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma acquires late stage biopharma companies and forms alliance with Roivant Sciences Ltd. worth $3 billionJones Day advised Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma Co., Ltd. ("Sumitomo") in an acquisition of late stage biopharma companies and formation of alliance with Roivant Sciences Ltd.
  • AKSM receives $550,000 investmentJones Day represented AKSM Ltd., a Columbus-based medical company, in connection with a $550,000 investment from undisclosed investors.
  • AKSM involved in joint ventures with urologists regarding lithotripsy, radiation therapy, and related urologic proceduresJones Day has been assisting American Kidney Stone Management, Ltd. ("AKSM"), a leading national lithotripsy provider, with joint venture syndication work relating to lithotripsy, as well as most ancillary urology related lines of business.
  • COUG enters into ASC, radiation therapy, lithotripsy, and other urological ventures as largest single specialty urology practice in OhioJones Day assisted Central Ohio Urology Group, the largest lithotripsy supergroup in Ohio, with the formation of an IMRT/IGRT enterprise and the later sale of a majority stake in that enterprise to a third party.
  • ProMedica Health Network accepted in Medicare Shared Savings ProgramJones Day advised ProMedica Health Network, an affiliate of ProMedica Health System, in connection with its successful application for participation in the Medicare Shared Savings Program.
  • ProMedica signs Academic Affiliation Agreement with University of ToledoJones Day represented ProMedica, one of Ohio's largest health systems and a mission-based, not-for-profit healthcare organization, in negotiations with the University of Toledo and its College of Medicine & Life Sciences to develop a premier academic medical center with an emphasis on teaching, research, and the use of technology and evidence-based medicine, for the purpose of enhancing the recruitment and retention of high-quality faculty, students, residents, fellows, and allied health professionals in the region.
  • Additional Speaking Engagements

    • December 4, 2015
      Overview of Key Fraud and Abuse and Medicare Program Payment Waivers, PACT Population Health Collaborative (Webcast)
    • February 11, 2015
      Key Health Law Issues for Non-Healthcare Lawyers, Ohio State Bar Association (Webcast)
    • December 9, 2014
      Key Health Law Issues for Non-Healthcare Lawyers, Jones Day CLE Academy