About

Brenda Maloney Shafer is a member of the Quarles & Brady Health Law Practice Group. Her practice focuses primarily in health law, and in particular, health care regulatory and transactional work. Along with her law degree, she holds a Masters of Law in Health Law.

Kristen Gentry is a partner in the firm’s Health Law Practice Group, who focuses her practice on issues concerning Medicaid and Medicare program reimbursement. Her experience includes crafting Medicaid supplemental payment programs for a variety of health care providers, including hospitals, physicians, nursing facilities, dental clinics, and ambulance services.

Roger Morris began his career as a pharmacist before turning to the practice of health law, where he has put that rare combination of professional experiences to effective use for the benefit of both pharmacies and institutional heath care providers as well as for health care businesses of all types, pharmacy benefits managers, and individual health care professionals.

Edward Rickert is a member of the firm’s Health Law Practice. As a pharmacist and attorney, Ed uses his background and experience to represent pharmacies, pharmacists, physicians, long-term care providers, and other health care providers in professional negligence, licensure, regulatory, and other business issues in courts and before state and federal administrative agencies across the country.

Jaya White is a member of the firm’s Health Law Practice Group. Ms. White represents a wide range of health care clients in regulatory and transactional matters, primarily in the pharmacy and long-term care industries.

Elizabeth Gebarski focuses her practice in the areas of hospital and health law. She has experience in managing health care provider risk, appealing Medicare payment determinations, and assisting health care practices in matters related to Stark and Anti-Kickback compliance. She is also well-versed in sexual rights and reproductive justice issues.