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Catherine  J. B.  Sloan
Associate
Nashville
P:(615) 742-7789
F:(615) 742-2755
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Education
Vanderbilt University - J.D., 2005
Middlebury College - B.A., 1999

Bar Admissions
Tennessee, 2005

Memberships
American Health Lawyers Association
American Bar Association
Nashville Health Care Council
Leadership Healthcare
Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts

Honors & Distinctions
Law and Business Program, 2003-2005
Member, Law and Business Society, 2003-2005

Publications
“Medicare Focus on Quality in Home Healthcare,” The LTC Advisor Newsletter (April 2009)
Co-author (with Cindy Reisz): "Group Purchasing Organizations: Worth the Cost?," 2006 Health Law Handbook
Co-author: the Arkansas Chapter of the AHLA Fraud and Abuse, Self-Referrals, and False Claims Practice Group's Fifty State Survey



Catherine Sloan is an associate in Bass, Berry & Sims' Healthcare Practice Area.  Catherine's practice includes transactional, operational and regulatory work for a broad range of health care providers and companies including hospitals and health systems, long-term care providers and ambulatory surgical centers.  Her legal experience includes:
  • assisting health care providers with federal and state regulatory and operational issues
  • analyzing fraud and abuse
  • self-referral and related issues affecting health care companies 
  • conducting due diligence and analysis of joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions from a business and health care regulatory perspective and
  • representing healthcare providers in licensures and Medicare/Medicaid certification matters. 

Catherine has co-authored the chapter "Group Purchasing Organizations: Worth the Cost?" published in the 2006 edition of the Health Law Handbook edited by Alice Gosfield.  Additionally, Catherine has authored the Arkansas chapter of the AHLA Fraud and Abuse, Self-Referrals, and False Claims Practice Group's Fifty State Survey. 

Catherine graduated with high honors from Middlebury College in Vermont in 1999 with a B.A. in history of art and architecture and a minor in physics.  She was a member of the Dean's list and the Student Judicial Council.  In 2005, she received her J.D. from Vanderbilt University Law School, where she was on the Dean's list.  Catherine also attended the University of California, Hastings College of the Law.  At Vanderbilt, Catherine was a member of the Law & Business Society and completed the Law and Business Program.