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Doctors, pharmacists and healthcare providers go to work every day with one goal on their minds: to help people get medical care and services appropriate to their needs. More and more, however, healthcare providers are forced to focus their energies on the business side of healthcare, taking their time and attention away from providing the care they are trained and dedicated to give. If you are a healthcare provider in Los Angeles County, the Law Offices of Art Kalantar is here to give you the advice and assistance you need to take care of your healthcare business, so you can concentrate on taking care of your customers and patients.

Firm founder and lead attorney Art Kalantar has been practicing California healthcare law since 2003. For over a decade prior to his becoming a lawyer, Mr. Kalantar was an executive in the healthcare industry and an owner of several healthcare businesses. Healthcare law is a niche area of the law that most attorneys are unfamiliar with. Art Kalantar knows healthcare law and the business of healthcare from the inside out. 

For any healthcare legal matter, trust an attorney with decades of experience as a California healthcare lawyer and healthcare business owner and executive. In Los Angeles County, call the Law Offices of Art Kalantar at 310-773-0001 for a no-cost, confidential consultation on your concerns. We maintain offices in Beverly Hills and Burbank for your convenience, and we are happy to travel to you as needed. Our office is open Monday through Friday from 9:00-5:00, and if you are hit with a surprise audit or other urgent need, don’t worry; we maintain a 24-hour answering service and can always get in touch with you in a timely manner. Don’t take chances with your medical license or healthcare practice. Count on the Law Offices of Art Kalantar to meet all your California healthcare law needs.



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