Add to ORKGIn 1996, billing integrity generated a great deal of debate and litigation in the health care arena. Significantly, the federal government views a violation of the Anti-Kickback Act as a basis for a False Claims Act action. While federal courts are split on the issue, the author strongly contends that using the False Claims Act to do what the Anti-Kickback Act was intended to do is inappropriate, given Congress\u27 intention in enacting each legislation
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
In Washington, D.C., a former nurse who was not entitled to take part in the Medicaid program was fr...
In 2020, in United States ex rel. Druding v. Care Alternatives, the United States Court of Appeals f...
In 1996, billing integrity generated a great deal of debate and litigation in the health care arena....
Fraud and abuse issues abound in health care. A new, rather unique assertion is that submitting a bi...
Both state and federal agencies are cracking down on health care professionals who file false Medica...
A scandal that seems certain to occupy headline space during the foreseeable future is the abuse of ...
Unlike the defense industry (which has relatively little contact with the general public), the healt...
This article addresses the federal government\u27s expansive methods in tackling healthcare fraud, p...
Mr. Blair analyzes the evolution of the Anti-Kickback Statute\u27s scienter requirement. The article...
This Article analyzes recent government enforcement actions involving two health care fraud and abus...
The False Claims Act, or “FCA,” is currently the largest weapon the government wields against health...
Hospitals and hospital-based physicians enter into a variety of agreements. Given the recent advisor...
In 2015, Medicare spent $632 billion on health care for America’s elderly (and other covered groups)...
As the costs of health care administration and delivery continue to grow, health care fraud enforcem...
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
In Washington, D.C., a former nurse who was not entitled to take part in the Medicaid program was fr...
In 2020, in United States ex rel. Druding v. Care Alternatives, the United States Court of Appeals f...
In 1996, billing integrity generated a great deal of debate and litigation in the health care arena....
Fraud and abuse issues abound in health care. A new, rather unique assertion is that submitting a bi...
Both state and federal agencies are cracking down on health care professionals who file false Medica...
A scandal that seems certain to occupy headline space during the foreseeable future is the abuse of ...
Unlike the defense industry (which has relatively little contact with the general public), the healt...
This article addresses the federal government\u27s expansive methods in tackling healthcare fraud, p...
Mr. Blair analyzes the evolution of the Anti-Kickback Statute\u27s scienter requirement. The article...
This Article analyzes recent government enforcement actions involving two health care fraud and abus...
The False Claims Act, or “FCA,” is currently the largest weapon the government wields against health...
Hospitals and hospital-based physicians enter into a variety of agreements. Given the recent advisor...
In 2015, Medicare spent $632 billion on health care for America’s elderly (and other covered groups)...
As the costs of health care administration and delivery continue to grow, health care fraud enforcem...
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
In Washington, D.C., a former nurse who was not entitled to take part in the Medicaid program was fr...
In 2020, in United States ex rel. Druding v. Care Alternatives, the United States Court of Appeals f...