There are several safe harbors under the Anti-Kickback Statute that allow health care providers to engage in transactions that would otherwise be prohibited under the law's primary provisions. Some examples of these safe harbors include protections for transactions involving investments, facility and equipment rentals, personal services, management contracts, physician recruitment, and payments to bona fide employees. Generally, when seeking to establish safe harbor protection, health care providers must structure transactions with a specific safe harbor in mind, and they must carefully address each of the safe harbor's detailed requirements.