Tara Ravi brings a rare combination of clinical insight, regulatory depth, and business acumen to her work advising healthcare organizations navigating transformational growth. With a career spanning clinical care, academic research, and health law, Tara counsels clients across the full spectrum of regulatory and transactional challenges that come with expanding healthcare operations in a complex, multi-jurisdictional environment.
Tara helps clients design and implement compliant, strategically aligned growth initiatives, including facility expansions, affiliations, and provider integration. She is known for translating complex regulatory frameworks — such as Medicare, Medicaid, managed care, and provider enrollment — into actionable strategies that support sustainable growth and mitigate regulatory risk.
As systems evolve, Tara also helps clients build physician alignment strategies that support long-term operational goals. She structures value-based arrangements and shared savings models with physician groups, post-acute providers, and other aligned entities, including service line co-management agreements and clinically integrated partnerships. Her approach balances innovation with regulatory compliance, ensuring alignment with fraud and abuse laws, state-specific requirements, and reimbursement constraints.
Tara brings additional depth in healthcare facility development. She advises clients through every phase of launching new facilities — from reviewing construction plans to securing licensure, accreditation, and regulatory approvals. Working closely with national contractors and healthcare architects, she ensures that infrastructure projects align with both clinical goals and regulatory expectations. Her long-standing relationships with regulators and industry stakeholders allow her to streamline timelines and reduce compliance risk.
Tara also represents clients in regulatory enforcement and compliance matters, including audits, investigations, and self-disclosures involving CMS, the OIG, DOJ, and other enforcement agencies. Her proactive, process-driven style helps clients stay ahead of emerging risks while maintaining operational continuity.
Tara is an adjunct professor at the Emory University School of Law, where she teaches corporate health law.