Reema Taneja, Esq. is Counsel at Nixon Gwilt Law. She draws upon a depth of experience in the healthcare industry from both a legal and policy perspective. She has experience advising hospitals, health systems, digital health companies, and pharmacies on regulatory compliance, innovative business arrangements, and leading-edge healthcare policy reforms. Her areas of expertise include digital health; MSO implementation; telepharmacy; televeterinary; provider reimbursement; fraud, waste, and abuse; privacy; and advising provider groups on growth opportunities.
Prior to joining Nixon Gwilt Law, Reema served as the Director of Policy and Regulatory Affairs at the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA), where she advised members on pharmacy regulation and policy, federal fraud and abuse law, pharmacy innovation and partnerships, and long-term care. Earlier in her career, Reema practiced at a healthcare law firm in Washington, D.C. where she represented hospitals and health systems. In addition, Reema spent some time as an extern with the HHS Departmental Appeals Board (DAB) where she wrote Medicare appeals decisions for DAB ALJs.
Reema graduated cum laude from George Mason University and then attended American University Washington College of Law where she served as a senior member of the American University International Law Review and as Managing Editor of the Health Law & Policy Brief. She is a member of the Maryland and D.C. Bars, the American Bar Association – Health Law Section, and American Health Law Association.
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