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Alexis Gilman

Assistant Director, Mergers IV Division

Bureau, Office or Division

Bureau of Competition

Speeches, Articles, and Statements

Tennessee Department of Health, Certificate of Public Advantage Hearing Testimony (July 2017)
Tennessee Department of Health Public Hearing Testimony (November 2016)
Letter From Alexis Gilman, Asst. Director, Mergers IV Division, Bureau of Competition, To Cynthia Dellinger, Esq., Asst. General Counsel, West Virginia Health Care Authority, And To Douglas Davis, Esq., Asst. Attorney General, State of West Virginia – Reply To Cabell Huntington Hospital, Inc.'s Response To Public Comments, Continuing To Recommend That the West Virginia Health Care Authority Deny the Cooperative Agreement Application Filed by Cabell Huntington Hospital (May 2016)
Letter From Alexis Gilman, Asst. Director, Mergers IV Division, Bureau Of Competition, To Cynthia Dellinger, Esq., Asst. General Counsel, West Virginia Health Care Authority, And To Douglas Davis, Esq., Asst. Attorney General, State of West Virginia – Public Comment Recommending That the West Virginia Health Care Authority Deny the Cooperative Agreement Application Filed by Cabell Huntington Hospital (April 2016)
Letter From Alexis Gilman, Assistant Director, Mergers IV Division, Bureau of Competition, To John J. Dreyzehner, MD, MPH, State of Tennessee Department of Health – Addressing A Request For An Advisory Opinion Regarding the Effect of the Sale of A Merged Hospital Entity Operating Pursuant To A Certificate of Public Advantage (December 2015)

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