What are some of your proudest recent achievements? While my career has involved representing health providers, insurers, state governments and health care technology companies in a wide variety of matters, the most satisfying work has been my representation of safety net providers in New York. This representation has spanned my 40-year career and has involved creation of a 2B tax exempt bond program, called the Secured Hospital Program, to rebuild hospitals located in New York's most underserved neighborhoods; the establishment of the Primary Care Development Corporation, to fund neighborhood clinics in poor communities; and, most recently, representation of the NYC Safety Net Coalition to advocate for more sustainable funding to support the missions of safety net hospitals that serve as anchor institutions in their communities. Additionally, during the pandemic, I cofounded the NYC COVID Rapid Response Coalition—a cross-sector team of more than 75 New York health care leaders to support medically vulnerable and underserved New Yorkers during the COVID-19 crisis, aiming to remove barriers to health care and getting help where it was most needed—for which I was named a 2021 Champion of Public Health by Public Health Solutions.