Intentional up-coding by health care providers in billing for services is one sure way to draw the attention of regulators and criminal prosecutors. In cases of Medicaid fraud carried out through...
read moreLast week, a Las Vegas resident was indicted in the District of Nevada on allegations that he sold counterfeit and misbranded contact lenses to customers via the internet. The defendant,...
read moreOn February 12, 2016, CMS published the long-awaited final rule implementing Section 6402 of the Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA), which requires Medicare Part A and Part B providers and suppliers to...
read moreOn February 8, a federal jury convicted Patricia McGill, a Philadelphia registered nurse, on four counts of healthcare fraud. The charges arose out of her service as Director of Professional...
read moreLast Tuesday Miami physician Henry Lora pled guilty to federal criminal charges arising out of a $20 million healthcare fraud conspiracy. In entering the plea, Lora admitted that as the medical...
read moreIn April of 2013 HHS OIG substantially overhauled its self-disclosure protocol (SDP), which was established in 1998 for the purpose of allowing providers to voluntarily identify, disclose, and...
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