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Regulations require physicians have a special license to prescribe controlled substances. The physician who wishes to offer these services to patients must generally receive a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registration. Getting such a license generally...
As noted in a previous post, CMS changes tactics, targets health care provider affiliates, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has a new tool in its fight against health care fraud. The tool allows the agency to go after those who affiliate with...
New York officials recently charged a local pharmacy owner of Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS) violations and tax crimes. Prosecutors claim the man, along with others associated with the pharmacy, began illegally bribing doctors to use their pharmacy for services in 2010....
The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently provided guidelines for health care providers who wish to have samples tested for the new coronavirus. The agency states all labs should preform risk assessments to identify and mitigate any...
New York officials recently accused a local pharmacy owner of partaking in a health care fraud scheme that allegedly led to $2 billion in fraudulent claims to Medicare and Medicaid. According to the indictment, the government moved forward with criminal charges...
The case against Theranos continues. Questions about the company, based in the health care industry and set to “revolutionize medical laboratory testing” with innovative blood draw and testing methods, began in 2015. Ultimately, investigations resulted in...
The nursing profession is evolving. Are you ready? Whether considering becoming a nurse or already an experienced professional, the answer to this question could determine whether you thrive in the nursing industry or face daily frustration. The changes to navigate...
Since 2010, the United States Department of Justice has continually increased its focus on health care fraud crimes. Due to this focus, prosecution against those the agency accuses of false billing, illegal kickbacks and other forms of healthcare fraud has steadily...
Patients are not the only ones who pay the bill when it comes to medical care. In some cases, the government is also spending money. The government may pay the entire or a portion of the bill, for example, for Medicare patients. As a result, lawmakers have put various...
The Department of Justice recently accused a medical equipment manufacturer of violating the Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS). Whistleblowers began the claim, accusing the company of paying monetary incentives to suppliers and labs to better ensure these medical...
