Add to ORKGBoth state and federal agencies are cracking down on health care professionals who file false Medicare claims, but physicians who make good faith attempts to comply with the law are fairly secure from prosecution, since both criminal and civil penalties must be based on willful or knowing breaches of the law
The South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services engages in an on-going effort to prevent ...
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
In an effort to address the growing problem of “overtreatment” in American health care, the federal ...
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 ...
This article addresses the federal government\u27s expansive methods in tackling healthcare fraud, p...
In 1996, billing integrity generated a great deal of debate and litigation in the health care arena....
Although the definition of health care fraud is only one of the numerous issues of concern to heal...
In 2015, Medicare spent $632 billion on health care for America’s elderly (and other covered groups)...
Fraud and abuse issues abound in health care. A new, rather unique assertion is that submitting a bi...
This Article analyzes recent government enforcement actions involving two health care fraud and abus...
In Washington, D.C., a former nurse who was not entitled to take part in the Medicaid program was fr...
In 2007, the U.S. spent nearly $2.3 trillion on health care and public and private insurers processe...
Fraud is an increasingly expensive cost to the health care industry, and the regulatory and prosecut...
The majority of the United States health care fraud has been focused on the major public program, Me...
The South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services engages in an on-going effort to prevent ...
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
In an effort to address the growing problem of “overtreatment” in American health care, the federal ...
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 ...
This article addresses the federal government\u27s expansive methods in tackling healthcare fraud, p...
In 1996, billing integrity generated a great deal of debate and litigation in the health care arena....
Although the definition of health care fraud is only one of the numerous issues of concern to heal...
In 2015, Medicare spent $632 billion on health care for America’s elderly (and other covered groups)...
Fraud and abuse issues abound in health care. A new, rather unique assertion is that submitting a bi...
This Article analyzes recent government enforcement actions involving two health care fraud and abus...
In Washington, D.C., a former nurse who was not entitled to take part in the Medicaid program was fr...
In 2007, the U.S. spent nearly $2.3 trillion on health care and public and private insurers processe...
Fraud is an increasingly expensive cost to the health care industry, and the regulatory and prosecut...
The majority of the United States health care fraud has been focused on the major public program, Me...
The South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services engages in an on-going effort to prevent ...
This Note will briefly explore the history of the Medicare and Medicaid programs including the intro...
In an effort to address the growing problem of “overtreatment” in American health care, the federal ...