Anne serves as counsel to hospitals, nursing homes, community mental health agencies, physician groups, and other private health care interests in Vermont and New Hampshire. In addition to providing long-term counsel to the Vermont Association of Hospitals and Health Systems, Anne and the firm also serve as counsel to the Vermont Health Care Association and the Council for Developmental and Mental Health Services. In her health law practice, Anne emphasizes compliance with federal and state regulatory requirements, including fraud and abuse prevention, the HIPAA privacy and security rules, antitrust compliance and employment law. With over 30 years’ experience practicing health law, Anne has dealt with virtually all legal and compliance issues that a client can encounter. The breadth of her experience, coupled with her practical approach to problem-solving, makes Anne a uniquely effective advisor to a broad spectrum of healthcare providers.

Primmer Piper Eggleston & Cramer PC

Primmer Piper Eggleston & Cramer PC is a New England-based law firm focused on meeting the legal needs of businesses, institutions, organizations and high net worth individuals throughout the region and across state or national borders. The firm offers deep expertise in a wide range of legal services, providing clients with a convenient, single source of legal counsel across disciplines. The firm’s many practice areas offer a broad base of knowledge and insight to assist clients.

Primmer Piper Eggleston & Cramer counsels a broad array of clients in the healthcare field on regulatory, corporate and compliance issues. As government involvement in the healthcare field steadily increases, our clients rely on our deep understanding of the ever-changing practices and procedures of government agencies that oversee the industry. Our healthcare clients include hospitals, home health agencies, nursing and residential care homes, community mental health agencies, pharmacies, Federally Qualified Health Centers, laboratories, physician practices, provider groups, employer health clinics and medical software businesses, as well as the Vermont Association of Hospitals & Health Systems, the Vermont Health Care Association, and the Vermont Care Partners/Vermont Council of Development and Mental Health Services.