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Federal Jury Convicts New York Doctor of Healthcare Fraud Scheme

Med-Net Compliance

A federal jury convicted a New York ENT doctor for defrauding Medicare and Medicaid by causing the submission of false and fraudulent claims for surgical procedures that were not performed. Specifically, between January 2014 and February 2018, the doctor billed Medicare and Medicaid approximately $585,000 and was paid approximately $191,000.

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SafeCo No More: The Changing Landscape of Scienter under the False Claims Act

Health Law RX

2] Companies that regularly submit claims to the federal government are familiar with the complex maze of rules and regulations that often govern them. 6] These government payor programs limit the amount pharmacies can charge for generic medications to the “usual and customary” price. [7] per 30-day supply). [9] June 1, 2023).

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Physicians Beware! Groups Providing DME, Prosthetic Devices, and Other Medical Supplies to Their Medicare Patients Risk Violating the Strict Liability Stark Law Since the Expiration of COVID-19 Public Health Emergency

Health Law Advisor

1] With the end of the PHE having occurred over three months ago, that temporary waiver of sanctions ended and can no longer be relied upon for legal compliance with the Stark Law. [2] 5, 2007) (emphasis added). [5] 4] and (B) each such physician (not their staff) personally perform all DMEPOS Supplier requirements. [5] 2, 2023). [2]

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SCOTUS Tosses Objective FCA Scienter Standard 

Hall Render

This practice implicated the pharmacies’ contracts with Pharmacy Benefit Managers (“PBMs”) as well as Medicaid and other federal health care programs. 47 (2007), the U.S. Thus, it’s important to seek legal counsel to resolve concerns about statutory or regulatory non-compliance. 47, 70 (2007). [10] Burr , 551 U.S.

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Seventh Circuit Clarifies “Authoritative Guidance” for the False Claims Act

Hall Render

Turning to the present case, in Safeway , the relator alleged that the defendant engaged in the submission of false claims to the government when it “reported its ‘retail’ price for certain drugs as its ‘usual and customary’ price.” SuperValu Inc., of America v. Burr was applicable to lawsuits brought under the False Claims Act.

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How to Increase Your Health Plan’s CMS Star Ratings to Earn More Revenue In 2021

Innovaare Compliance

Annually, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) releases star ratings, which measure the quality of care health plans deliver for its members. Launched in 2007, star ratings enable the CMS as well as consumers to compare health plans on metrics other than cost. A&G automation with single-click compliance.

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Federal Officer Removal Fails In California

Drug & Device Law

142 (2007), mere regulation of the product or conduct at issue—the medical walker is a non-prescription, Class I medical device with general controls only—is not a basis for removal under this statute. In those cases , the question is often whether the claims put FDA compliance at issue or whether the defenses do.