Hogan Lovells US LLP

Health Care

Partner

Cliff Stromberg is widely recognized as a national leader in negotiating complex transactions for academic medical centers, hospitals, managed care organizations, and other health care clients. He is a trusted adviser to boards and management in conceptualizing deal options and assessing the pros and cons of different moves in the market. He finds creative solutions and knows how to both negotiate hard and "get to yes."

He and his team have closed tens of billions of dollars of health care deals in recent years. They have advised more than half of the leading academic medical centers in the nation – both public and private – and more than a dozen state and local governments on major strategic transactions. Cliff and his team can offer clients insights into best practices and emerging trends. They serve as an efficient "SWAT team," bringing together legal experience and knowledge across all the operational areas embedded in a complex deal. They help clients realistically assess what works and what doesn't, and how best to secure their goals.

Cliff also knows the expanding world of managed care, population health, accountable care organizations, and clinically integrated networks. His prior experience in government and his roles in creating, selling, combining, and restructuring managed care plans enable him to help clients stay ahead of the curve in this arena.

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Former Chair, Working Group on Health Care Reform, American Bar Association (ABA); Former Governing Board Member, Forum Committee on Health Law, ABA; Former Advisory Committee Member, Governmental Affairs, ABA; Former Chair, Section of Civil Liberties and Social Justice, ABA; Former State Membership Chairman, District of Columbia, ABA; Life Fellow, American Bar Foundation; Member, American Health Lawyers Association; Member, National Association of College and University Attorneys

J.D., Harvard Law School, Board of Editors, Harvard Law Review, 1974; B.A., Yale University, summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, National Merit Scholarship, 1971