About Rhonda
Rhonda Greenblatt built a career at the intersection of health care and business. She combines an undergraduate grounding in economics and business with later specialized study in health law. Her work has emphasized practical problem solving for health care clients and related enterprises.
She earned a B.A. in Economics and Business Administration from Boston University in 1986. Years later she augmented that training with a certificate in Health Law and Policy from Pace University School of Law. Those two credentials inform how she approaches both transactions and regulatory questions.
Early in her career she moved into matters that touch on both commercial and regulatory issues. Over time she concentrated on matters that affect health care providers, small health care businesses, and organizations that must respond to state regulation. Her practice includes counseling on licensing, business arrangements, and internal governance, and she often advises clients on compliance with relevant state rules and policies.
Her advice tends to be practical and grounded. She prepares and reviews contracts, assists with organizational documents, and helps clients consider operational choices that have legal consequences. She works with leaders of clinics and other small health care enterprises when they form partnerships, change ownership structure, or update their compliance programs. Clients seeking clear explanations of regulatory obligations have turned to her for straightforward guidance.
Greenblatt also draws on her business training when approaching transactional matters. She evaluates financial and operational aspects of deals and explains legal risks in business terms. That combination of business sense and training in health law helps clients who need both regulatory insight and practical deal counsel.
She maintains an office under the name Law Office of Rhonda E. Greenblatt. From that practice she provides individual and organizational clients with advice on contracts, licensing, governance, and state regulatory matters. Her current practice focuses on health law and related business and regulatory matters.
