901 S. Mopac, Suite 290, Barton Oaks Plaza IV
Austin, TX 78746 (map link) | phone (512) 660-5960
Purpose-built for health law.
Reed Claymon was built around health law from the start.
Every attorney, client relationship, and professional credential reflects that focus.
One focus. Decades of depth.
Reed Claymon is rooted in Texas health law and trusted by health care organizations across the state. For more than 20 years, the firm has represented hospitals, physician groups, health systems, and a broad range of health care organizations through evolving regulatory, operational, transactional, and governance challenges.
That depth also supports the firm’s work for organizations outside Texas when Medicare compliance and other federal health care requirements are at issue. The firm brings the same practical, institution-focused approach to matters shaped by federal program rules as it does to the Texas-specific issues that remain central to its practice.
Reed Claymon is intentionally sized to sustain lasting client relationships. Clients work with lawyers who know their organizations, their history, and the practical considerations behind their decisions. The firm’s recent combination with a fellow Texas health law boutique added practitioners with deep experience, professional engagement, and longstanding ties to the Texas health care community.
Who we serve
Texas health care, at every level.
The firm’s clients include hospitals and health systems, physician groups and independent practitioners, long-term care facilities, behavioral health organizations, pharmacies, and health care businesses of varying size and structure. Many clients have worked with the firm for years, seeking counsel on day-to-day operational questions as well as consequential institutional decisions.
What we do
Health law, across the board.
Reed Claymon advises health care organizations on regulatory compliance, operational counseling, governance, transactions and acquisitions, employment matters, medical staff issues, contracts, reimbursement, and related health law concerns. The firm’s work includes Texas-specific health law issues as well as Medicare compliance and other federal health care regulatory matters for organizations outside the state.
More board certified health law attorneys than any firm in Texas.
Seven of Reed Claymon's 13 attorneys are Board Certified in Health Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization — more than any other law firm in Texas, regardless of size. Board certification in health law requires demonstrated competence, peer evaluation, and ongoing continuing education. Fewer than 7% of Texas attorneys hold any board certification in any area of law.
Ranked in Chambers USA Healthcare (TX) since first edition.
Reed Claymon has been recognized in Chambers USA’s Healthcare (Texas) guide for 22 consecutive years. More than half of the firm’s attorneys hold individual Chambers rankings.
What clients and Chambers researchers say
"The firm is incredibly approachable, friendly and supportive."
-- Client respondent,
Chambers USA 2025, Healthcare (Texas)
"Anytime we ask difficult questions, Reed Claymon provides excellent, prompt and professional responses."
-- Client respondent,
Chambers USA 2025, Healthcare (Texas)
"Demonstrates capability across regulatory, operational, and transactional matters."
-- Researcher,
Chambers USA 2025, Healthcare (Texas)
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Connected across Texas health law and community.
Reed Claymon attorneys stay closely connected to the bar, the health law community, and organizations that serve Texas patients and providers.
The list below reflects selected professional, industry, and community involvement across the firm.
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American Bar Association
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Health Law Section
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Law Practice Division
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Small Firm and General Practice Division
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Senior Lawyers Division
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Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice
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American Board of Trial Advocates
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American Health Law Association
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Long Term Care Section
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Quality Council
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Leadership Development Program
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Young Professionals Council
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Federal Bar Association
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Texas Board of Legal Specialization
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Health Law Advisory Commission
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Health Law Examination Committee
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State Bar of Texas
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Health Law Section
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Real Estate Section
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Probate and Trust Section
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Business Law Section
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Corporate Counsel Section
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Travis County Bar Association
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Austin Bar Association
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Health Law Section
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Labor & Employment Section
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Real Estate Section
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Probate and Estate Planning Section
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Business, Corporation and Tax Law Section
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Austin Young Lawyers Association
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Robert W. Calvert American Inn of Court
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Texas Association of Healthcare Financial Management Administrators
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Texas Association for Home Care
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Texas Bar Foundation
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Texas Health Care Association
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Texas Health Information Management Association
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Texas Hospital Association
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Texas Judicial Commission on Mental Health, Collaborative Council
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Texas & New Mexico Hospice Organization (including Ethics Committee)
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Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals (TORCH)
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South Texas Society of Healthcare Risk Managers
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Greater Houston Health Care Risk Management Association
Selected professional associations, industry groups, and community organizations our attorneys are involved with across Texas health law.
Questions about Texas health law?
Reed Claymon works with health care enterprises, executives, and practitioners across Texas.
If you have a matter to discuss, the firm is straightforward to reach.