Genetic Testing Kickback Scheme Results in 46-Month Prison Term
Federal prosecutors continue to target situations where third-party recruiters influence test ordering
Federal prosecutors continue to target situations where third-party recruiters influence test ordering
When structuring business arrangements, addressing six key risk areas can help laboratories avoid major compliance issues.
An analysis of recent OCR enforcement actions and settlements identifies the common pitfalls labs should watch out for.
Though UDT-related enforcement actions predominate, an uncommon vendor-related case was in the mix this month.
A recent False Claims Act settlement from Kentucky represents an unusual variation on a common theme.
In an analysis of enforcement actions from the end of 2022 to early spring 2023, cases involving urine drug testing were the most prevalent.
Recent OIG report suggests some labs might have gamed Medicare coverage rules in 2020 by billing for unusually high numbers of such tests.
In our latest roundup, schemes involving cancer genetic testing and kickbacks remain the most common, but there were some surprises.
Federal enforcement actions at the end of October and first two weeks of November featured some unusual characters.
Most of the recent settlements and enforcement actions involving labs related to medically unnecessary UDTs and genetic tests.
A recent $3.5 million settlement illustrates the kinds of pitfalls that can result in liability for hospital and freestanding sleep labs.