No Signs of the DOJ Letting Off the Pedal with Medicare Fraud Investigations
However, a new memo instructs federal prosecutors to ‘avoid overreach’ when parties cooperate with authorities
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By Scott Wallask | May 15, 2025
However, a new memo instructs federal prosecutors to ‘avoid overreach’ when parties cooperate with authorities
By Scott Wallask | Apr 29, 2025
Marginal LDT scenarios could be where the FDA focuses on next, a lawyer notes
By Scott Wallask | Apr 4, 2025
Judge rules that the FDA has ‘no authority’ to issue its rule governing laboratory-developed tests
By Scott Wallask | Feb 27, 2025
The free online tool can set a foundation for renewed reimbursement strategies and contract negotiations with insurance carriers
By Scott Wallask | Jan 9, 2025
A PT update went into effect on January 1, focusing on revised acceptance limits, among other modifications
By Scott Wallask | Nov 7, 2024
Regulatory expert explores whether any exclusions might benefit cancer laboratories trying to navigate upcoming compliance deadlines
By Scott Wallask | Sep 30, 2024
Lab scientists using testing equipment too quickly brings up training concerns in discussions at recent ADLM conference
By Scott Wallask | Sep 5, 2024
Lee Fleisher, MD, advocates for clearer interpretation of test results by medical laboratory scientists
By Scott Wallask | Aug 29, 2024
Lab leaders should be wary of telemedicine arrangements, certain marketing firms, and unnecessary PGx and CGx testing
By Scott Wallask | Jul 4, 2024
Experts answer key questions related to laboratory-developed test regulation during G2 Intelligence webinar.