Edelstein provides a competitive advantage with Healthcare Consulting for private practices and institutions embedded in a full-service accounting firm.

In addition to our broad range of tax services, our suite of consulting services includes:

• Comprehensive buy and sell-side transaction support
• Compensation models and industry-leading benchmarking
• Revenue cycle management
• Contract negotiations and vendor oversight
• Payor relations and compliance
• General practice management and advisory

New and established healthcare entities of all sizes and specialties look to Edelstein for its exceptional brand of consulting. Our strategic guidance provides solutions to achieve and exceed your organization’s goals.

To learn more about how we can help, contact Joanna Lambert via email at jlambert@edelsteincpa.com, or call her at 351-222-4987.

Topics that were covered in Marc’s presentation included:

• Non-qualified compensation plans, e.g. Stock Options
• Restricted Stock
• Performance Shares
• Appreciation Rights

Edelstein provides Financial Analysis for Litigation Support services for attorneys representing clients involved in divorce, shareholder disputes, fraud, personal injury and other types of litigation rely on our experts to provide expert technical assistance to successfully defend or bring action on behalf of their clients. Our experts perform in a variety of roles, including:

• Consultant advising on the financial facts of the case and on litigation strategy
• Expert witness to render an opinion at trial
• Mediator to assist in reaching a negotiated settlement
• Arbiter to render a decision after hearing arguments from parties to a dispute
• Special master or representative of the court in a special transaction

Partner, Bill Mahoney, is on the board at the Needham History Center & Museum and is excited to chair this year’s event. At Edelstein, we strive to be leaders in everything we do. This applies to our community involvement as well as our professional counsel. Our people are involved in a wide variety of charitable organizations as volunteers, board officers and board members.

The event will be held at Needham Town Hall on Saturday, February 8th. Learn more about this event here.

Managing Partner, Scott Kaplowitch, will present, “Choose your entity wisely and how to compensate your employees.”

The themes for this year’s conference include:

• implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and potential follow on legislation,
• workforce development,
• the face of nonprofit leadership.
• impact investing,
• social capital,
• effective philanthropy and alternative giving vehicles,
• political advocacy,
• multi-generational philanthropy, and
• the science of happier spending.

President and CEO of The Boston Foundation, Paul Grogan, will make introductory remarks and an afternoon keynote address will be presented by Michael I. Norton, Brierley Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School.

Edelstein’s Managing Partner, Scott Kaplowitch, will be a panelist for the afternoon session titled, Estate and Charitable Gift Planning in the Current Tax and Economic Climate: Back to Basics or Time to Act?

Learn more about the conference and register here.

We sponsored a Chop-A-Thon in which we peeled, chopped, diced and prepared 1,100 pounds of food to be used for dinners in the coming days. Our group of nearly 30 volunteers prepared 400 pounds of onions, 350 pounds of carrots, 300 pounds of celery and 50 pounds of peppers. Each day, the Pine Street Inn serves 2,500 meals to Boston’s homeless individuals.

We had a great morning working with the team at the Pine Street Inn, learning more about the services they provide to those in need, and, of course, chopping vegetables! Be sure to check out our Facebook page to see more pictures from today.

Thank you to all of our staff that participated today and to our partner co-chairs, Bill Mahoney and David McKay. Stay tuned as we share more about our other upcoming commemorative community service events.

Our introduction to this organization was provided by two of our clients and Greentown member companies. Edelstein Partner Scott Kaplowitch said, “We look forward to providing our services and insight to these start-ups.  We want to set them up for success from the very beginning of their business plans.”

Bill shared his perspective on the profession as well as his aspirations for the organization, “I look forward to working with you and for you…as together we begin a new professional chapter. More changes and challenges lie ahead. As incoming chairman, I believe we need to proactively plan for the future. Over the next year, I will be striving to:

• Work with Eileen as she takes over the administrative leadership of the Society.
• Look for ways we can expand learning opportunities so that our members can continue to learn, grow and develop their professional capabilities.
• Help the Society develop a 5-year strategic plan which will allow us to meet challenges and recognize opportunities as they develop.
• Increase our involvement in public policy and legislative matters.

I look forward to working with all of you in the profession that I have found to be exciting, rewarding and fulfilling.”