Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP represented InTandem Capital Partners in connection with its investment in Atlas Health (Atlas), an industry-leading artificial-intelligence-powered platform for patient affordability.
Founded in 2017, Atlas partners with hospitals and health systems to match and enroll patients in health care affordability programs that increase coverage and reimbursement while improving patient access, satisfaction, and clinical outcomes. Leveraging its proprietary agentic AI, “Ava,” Atlas is helping millions of patients facing costly treatments find financial assistance, eliminating a significant and growing barrier to care while delivering measurable financial and operational impact to providers.
The Greenberg Traurig team that represented InTandem Capital Partners was led by Ejim Peter Achi, co-chair of the firm’s Global Corporate Practice and Private Equity Practice, and New York Corporate Shareholder Serena Y. Shi.
Other shareholders on the team included Richard C. Kim (Banking & Financial Services, New York), Alexander Sellinger (Banking & Financial Services, New York), Jeffrey K. Ekeberg (Tax, Chicago), David M. Greenberg (Intellectual Property & Technology, New York), Brian Wong (Health Care & FDA Practice, New York), P. Fishel Schreiber (Benefits & Compensation, New York), Evangelia Podaras (Labor & Employment, New York), Stephen M. Pepper (Antitrust & Competition, New York), Nathan P. Emeritz (Corporate, Delaware), and Cyril T. Brennan (International Trade, Washington, D.C.).
The team also included New York Corporate Associates Aaron J. Hsieh, Marina Kutubidze, and Hailey (Ji Soo) Tahk, as well as Law Clerk/JD Ethan Schaer; and Corporate Associates Andrei Bucur in Dallas and Phoebe Cooper in Philadelphia. Banking & Financial Services Of Counsel Alexis D. Soshnick and Associates Agata Jacqueline Paramesvari and Ben Manson in New York, as well as Associate Christine Chen in Boston, were also part of the team.
Also advising on the transaction were Of Counsels Tzy-Ying (Sandy) Chiu (Intellectual Property & Technology, New York), Rebecca Tracy Rotem (Antitrust & Competition, Washington, D.C.), Julia Quigley (Environmental, New York), and Lucas Kilravey (Real Estate, New York), as well as Associates Holland (Holly) Goldsmith (Benefits & Compensation, New York), Alexandra Studwell (Benefits & Compensation, New York), Benjamin P. Walker (Benefits & Compensation, New York), Sukhdeep S. Gill (Intellectual Property & Technology, Philadelphia), Olivia Hunter (Labor & Employment, New York), and Matthew Leheny (Corporate, New York), and Law Clerk/JD Lindsey Ling (Corporate, Delaware).