Practice Areas

• Clinical Services & Patient Care Issues
• Compliance Counsel
• Fraud & Abuse/Stark
• HIPAA, Privacy & Security
• Hospital & Health System Counsel
• Hospital & Physician Transactions
• Licensing & Accreditation
• Long-Term Care and Post-Acute
• Provider/Supplier Enrollment
• Security Breach & Compliance

Biography

Kendra devotes her practice to health care law. Her work involves day-to-day counsel regarding hospital, physician, home health agency and DMEPOS supplier issues. She advises her clients on transactional, regulatory, licensing and compliance-related matters.

Kendra received her B.A. in English from Indiana University - Bloomington. She received her J.D., with a concentration in Health Law, and a Master in Health Administration from Indiana University - Indianapolis. While in law school, she was the Executive Production Editor and one of the founding members of the Indiana Health Law Review.

She currently serves on the Board of Directors for Mental Health America of Indiana and the Indiana University Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health - Health Administration Alumni Council.  She previously served on the advisory board for the Indiana Healthcare Executives Network and the Board of Directors for the Indianapolis Senior Center.

Preparatory Education

• Indiana University, B.A. - 2002
• Indiana University, M.H.A. - 2006

Legal Education

• Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, J.D., Health Law Concentration - 2006

Admitted to Bar

• Indiana - 2006
• U.S. District Court, Northern & Southern Districts of Indiana - 2006

Memberships

• Indiana State Bar Association
• Indianapolis Bar Association
• American College of Health Care Executives
• American Health Lawyers Association
• Executive Women in Health Care
• Indiana Security & Privacy Network

Honors

• Indianapolis Bar Association's Bar Leader Series Class X

Publications

• Co-Author, How to Avoid a Regulatory Nightmare: Establishing an Effective Data and Records Management Program, Becker's Hospital Review (February 2013)