Sec. 4. (a) An Indiana health care entity that is involved in a merger or acquisition with another health care entity with total assets, including combined entities and holdings, of at least ten million dollars ($10,000,000) shall, at least ninety (90) days prior to the date of the merger or acquisition, provide written notice of the merger or acquisition to the office of the attorney general in a manner prescribed by the office of the attorney general. (b) The notice required by subsection (a) must include the following information from each health care entity: (1) Business address and federal tax number. (2) Name and contact information of a representative of the health care entity concerning the merger or acquisition. (3) Description of the health care entity. (4) Description of the merger or acquisition, including the anticipated timeline. (5) A copy of any materials that have been submitted to a federal or state agency concerning the merger or acquisition. The notice submitted under this section must be certified before a notary public. (c) The office of the attorney general shall keep confidential all nonpublic information, and the confidential information may not be released to the public. (d) Not later than forty-five (45) days from the submission of a notice under subsection (a), the office of the attorney general: (1) shall review the information submitted with the notice; and (2) may analyze in writing any antitrust concerns with the merger or acquisition. The office of the attorney general shall provide any written analysis described in subdivision (2) to the person that submitted the notice under subsection (a). (e) The office of the attorney general may issue a civil investigative demand under IC 4-6-3 to a health care entity that has submitted a notice under this section for additional information. (f) Any information received or produced by the office of the attorney general under this section is confidential. IC 25-1-9 Chapter 9. Health Professions Standards of Practice 25-1-9-1 "Board" 25-1-9-2 "Practitioner" 25-1-9-3 "License" 25-1-9-3.5 "Sexual contact" 25-1-9-4 Standards of professional practice; findings required for sanctions; evidence of foreign discipline 25-1-9-4.5 Failure to provide human trafficking information 25-1-9-5 Optometry employment practice 25-1-9-6 Veterinary practitioners; cruelty to animals 25-1-9-6.5 Chiropractors; waiver of deductible or copayment 25-1-9-6.7 Marriage and family therapists; disciplinary sanctions 25-1-9-6.8 Practitioner guidelines before prescribing stimulant medication for a child for treatment of certain disorders 25-1-9-6.9 Failing to provide or providing false information to agency 25-1-9-7 Physical or mental examination; power to require 25-1-9-8 Failure to submit to physical or mental examination; sanctions 25-1-9-9 Disciplinary sanctions 25-1-9-10 Summary license suspension pending final adjudication; notice; opportunity to be heard 25-1-9-10.1 Retention of clinical consultants and experts to advise on suspension 25-1-9-11 Reinstatement of suspended licenses 25-1-9-12 Reinstatement of revoked license 25-1-9-13 Consistency of sanctions prescribed 25-1-9-14 Surrender of practitioner's license instead of hearing; approval 25-1-9-15 Costs in disciplinary proceedings 25-1-9-16 Refusal of licensure or grant of probationary license 25-1-9-17 Applicant appearance before board 25-1-9-18 Fitness determination of health care provider; filing complaint 25-1-9-19 Third party billing notice 25-1-9-20 Repealed 25-1-9-21 Rules; management and disposition of health records 25-1-9-22 Prohibition on release of screening and test results 25-1-9-23 In network practitioner charge limited to network plan rate; conditions for reimbursement of out of network practitioner at higher rate
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