Stephen Phillips

"Facilitating advancements in health care information technology and effectively addressing corresponding challenges with patient privacy and data security are at the heart of Stephen Phillips’ practice. Also handling a wide range of business and compliance matters for providers and technology vendors, he has a depth of knowledge and diversity of experience to deliver reliable, actionable, and accurate counsel efficiently. With both private practice and in-house experience, Mr. Phillips counsels clients on all transactional, operational, or regulatory issues that intersect with health care technology and patient privacy. He drafts and negotiates health care technology agreements of all kinds, including those involving SaaS products, data sharing agreements, software licenses, business associate agreements, HIE licensing, and participation, and data sharing agreements and policies."

Mr. Phillips is a 1990 graduate of Stanford Law School, where he was a member of the Stanford Law Review. Before joining Hooper, Lundy, he was the general counsel and compliance program chair for Neoforma, a public health care supply chain management outsourcer, and the chief operating officer and general counsel for eCliniq, a provider of web-based clinical solutions for heart care physicians.

Mr. Phillips was selected by Nightingale’s Healthcare News as one of its Outstanding Healthcare IT Lawyers in 2009. He has published and spoken extensively in the areas of AI, privacy, and digital health.