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Rebecca Gwilt

Co-Founder & Managing Partner
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Rebecca Gwilt launched Elevare Law to redefine legal partnerships for healthcare and technology innovators. With over a decade of experience advising pioneering digital health, AI, and virtual care companies, she blends deep regulatory expertise with a future-driven, business-first approach. From launch to exit, Rebecca provides strategic legal counsel that removes friction, mitigates risk, and accelerates growth.

Rebecca co-founded and led the country's first boutique healthcare innovation law firm for over a decade, guiding hundreds of companies through complex regulatory landscapes, helping them pivot, scale, innovate, and succeed. Prior to private practice, she worked with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on the implementation of the Affordable Care Act and served as National Healthcare Policy Advisor at CGI, a global leader in health reform technology. These experiences shaped her commitment to legal counsel that is practical, proactive, policy-informed, and aligned with each client’s vision, budget, and goals.

At Elevare, Rebecca partners with healthcare visionaries, helping them anticipate challenges, seize opportunities, and build lasting impact. She believes legal should be more than risk management—it should be a catalyst for transformation.

Rebecca is also a passionate advocate for BIPOC and female founders, advising early stage companies, and mentoring startups through accelerators like Plug and Play, Texas Medical Center Innovations, and TechStars. A seeker of joy, investor in underestimated founders, karaoke samurai, expat adventurer, and kindness enthusiast, she lives in Lisbon, Portugal with her husband, three sons, and a playful bernedoodle named Sally.

Licensed In: Virginia

Check out these blogs written by 

Rebecca Gwilt

Legal + Regulatory
September 17, 2026
Federal Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) Ban Introduced
If this bill ever became law, the MSO/PC structure underneath most of today's healthcare companies wouldn't survive it.
Legal + Regulatory
August 31, 2026
CPOM Isn't Your Only MSO-PC Risk. It's Not Even the Scariest One.
What DOJ's Campus Eye declination and indictment reveal about the fee-splitting and anti-kickback risk built into every MSO-PC model.
August 13, 2026
The Rise of Telehealth 'Pill Mills'
The elderly patient’s blood pressure had been dropping for weeks, and Chad Wittekind, his primary care provider, couldn’t figure out what was wrong. He had upped the dosage of one medication and added another, but couldn’t manage to regulate it.
Legal + Regulatory
June 30, 2026
One Brief, Two Settlements, $6 Million: California's CPOM Trend is Real Now
At the start of May, we warned that the California Attorney General’s Brief in Art Center Holdings vs. MCE was a warning for healthcare companies structured as an MSO/PC. At the end of May, we told you that California was moving from warning to enforcement.
Legal + Regulatory
May 18, 2026
California Just Moved From Warning to Enforcement on MSO-PC Structures
What the Aspen Dental settlement, the AG's amicus brief, and the CMA's response mean for telehealth companies operating in California
Legal + Regulatory
May 7, 2026
The California AG Just Told You Which MSO-PC Contracts Are a Problem
"Wait—does this mean our continuity agreement is illegal?"