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Madison M. Castle

Associate

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Madison’s practice focuses on health care regulatory, transactional, and compliance matters. She represents clients across the health care sector, including providers, health insurance plans, PBMs, pharmacies, and health care technology firms. She has experience advising clients on Medicare and Medicaid coverage requirements, as well as state regulatory compliance regarding privacy and telehealth. She also regularly handles due diligence for health care transactions, conducts licensure analyses, and  drafts contracts for PBMs and other health care sector clients. 

In attending George Washington University School of Law, Madison earned a JD with a concentration in Health Law, served as a student attorney at GW Law’s Health Rights Law Clinic and an Administrative Law teaching assistant. She also interned with the National Health Law Program (NHeLP), where she researched state Medicaid program requirements, the Affordable Care Act and related case law. During her time at NHeLP she also prepared a legal memorandum analyzing nonprofit hospitals' charity care spending. 

Madison enjoys sailing, reading fiction, and spending time with her dog Betty in her free time. 

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Looking Back and Moving Forward: MoCRA Regulatory Developments Ring in the New Year

January 2, 2024 | Blog | By Madison Castle, Joanne Hawana, Jean D. Mancheno

A year has passed since Congress enacted the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA) and enhanced the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) authority to regulate the cosmetics industry. Although MoCRA implementation efforts steadily increased throughout the calendar year, as the December 29, 2023 compliance date for most MoCRA provisions approached, FDA’s release of information and deployment of new systems for the industry came to a climax. Several recent MoCRA-related developments will influence how cosmetic industry stakeholders, consumers, and even the FDA will approach and navigate the law’s requirements over the next year. In this blog post, we will discuss each of these developments and forecast the law’s future as we move into 2024.

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On October 30, 2023, the Biden Administration released and signed an Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence (Executive Order) that articulates White House priorities and policies related to the use and development of artificial intelligence (AI) across different sectors, including health care.

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Health Law Diagnosed – New Year's Gratitude

February 3, 2025 | Podcast | By Bridgette Keller, Alison H. Peters, Samantha Kingsbury, Theresa Carnegie, Joanne Hawana, Abdie Santiago, Stephnie John, Pamela Polevoy, Karen Lovitch, Jean D. Mancheno, Deborah Daccord, Rachel A. Alexander, Jane Haviland, David Gilboa, Kathryn Edgerton, Hassan Shaikh, Madison Castle, Laurence Freedman, Priyanka Amirneni, Samantha Hawkins, Tara E. Dwyer, Rachel Yount, Sophia Temis, Xavier Hardy

Host Of Counsel Bridgette Keller invites the Mintz Health Law team to reflect on what they’re grateful for as they prepare for the year ahead. Hear from a dynamic group of Members, Of Counsel, and Associates as they share their perspectives on what’s coming up over the horizon.

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As the Mintz Health Law team welcomes the beginning of 2024, many of its members take a moment to reflect on the exciting growth of the Health Law Practice, opportunities to partner with clients on complex legal issues, and the celebration of numerous milestones.

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Publications

  • Co-author, “California Health Programs Must Take Steps to Implement Non-Binary Gender Markers,” National Health Law Program (July 2022)
  • Co-author: "HIPAA happenings: 2023 year in review." Compliance Today (March 2024)
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