1. Orange, Calif.-based Children’s Hospital of Orange County agreed Aug. 29 to pay $1 million after self-disclosing it submitted claims to federal healthcare services rendered by providers who were not properly enrolled in those programs.
2. Lebanon, N.H.-based Dartmouth Health agreed Aug. 2 to pay $2.1 million after self-reporting it submitted claims to federal healthcare programs for outpatient diagnostic tests that were not ordered by the treating physicians.
3. Florida-based AdventHealth Medical Group agreed to pay $800,000 after self-reporting submitted improper professional fee claims for a physician’s pulmonary, laparoscopic, hiatal hernia repair, rib resection and thoracoscopy surgeries that included codes for procedures that were not performed.
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