Amy Dilcher focuses her practice in two core areas: the regulatory aspects of healthcare mergers, acquisitions, and strategic transactions—particularly post-transaction integration and operational alignment—and serving as outside general counsel to healthcare organizations.
With more than 25 years of industry experience, including service as general counsel at multiple healthcare entities and a clinical background as an oncology nurse, Amy brings executive judgment and clinical insight to clients operating in complex, highly regulated healthcare environments.
Amy advises hospitals, physician groups and private equity-backed platforms on the regulatory dimensions of transactions—from diligence through closing and beyond. She structures compliant affiliations and acquisitions, assesses regulatory risk and designs governance and compliance frameworks that support long-term success.
A defining feature of her practice is post-transaction integration. Amy aligns compliance programs, policies, contracting structures and operational processes across newly combined entities. By bridging business strategy and regulatory requirements, she helps leadership teams move from transaction execution to sustainable performance with clarity and confidence.
As outside general counsel, Amy advises executive teams and boards on regulatory compliance, enterprise risk management and strategic growth initiatives. Drawing on her experience as chief legal officer and general counsel for for-profit and nonprofit hospitals and private equity-backed healthcare organizations, she delivers practical, business-oriented guidance grounded in real-world operational leadership. Amy also counsels clients on strengthening internal legal and compliance functions, applying process improvement methodologies to increase efficiency and control costs.
Amy serves as co-chair of the firm’s Women in Healthcare Leadership Collaborative (WHLC).
Outside the office, Amy cheers on her teenage twins in their athletic pursuits and relaxes in the company of her family and copious canines.