Labs on Notice Following Healthcare Fraud Enforcement Action
Danielle H. Tangorre discusses key takeaways for labs from the DOJ’s recent nationwide takedown of $1.2 billion in alleged schemes.
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Danielle H. Tangorre discusses key takeaways for labs from the DOJ’s recent nationwide takedown of $1.2 billion in alleged schemes.
D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals agrees with lab industry that CMS got Medicare lab pricing all wrong, but says it’s unable to intervene.
The OIG’s new Fraud Alert can help labs and other providers steer clear of potentially suspect arrangements with telemedicine companies.
Use of these codes has frequently raised concerns for compliance due to a lack of clarity regarding when they’re appropriate.
While this reimbursement rule has been in effect since 2018, it can still be quite confusing; this article provides a guide to the basics.
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Legal team’s bid to dismiss part of CMS inspector’s testimony as hearsay is denied by the Northern District of California federal court.
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