Here are 15 healthcare billing fraud cases that Becker’s has reported since Feb. 18: 1. An Ohio woman pleaded guilty to a $1.5 million Medicaid fraud scheme that involved stealing multiple identities to open and operate two behavioral health agencies,…
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A Florida man who owned marketing companies and a durable medical equipment company was convicted for his role in a $100 million scheme to defraud Medicare and other insurers.
The HHS Office for Civil Rights imposed a $200,000 civil penalty against Portland-based Oregon Health & Science University for violating HIPAA's "Right to Access" rule.
Texas lawmakers are considering a bill that would require the installation of crash-tested security barriers called bollards at most hospital entrances statewide, NBC affiliate KXAN reported March 6.
Four healthcare groups have filed an amicus brief in opposition to Johnson & Johnson's 340B rebate model, arguing the policy undermines federal law and threatens safety-net hospitals.
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From Mount Sinai facing another speed bump in its attempt to close Beth Israel hospital to 17 HCA Florida hospitals suing UnitedHealthcare, here are 10 healthcare industry lawsuits, settlements, and developments that Becker's has reported since Feb. 20:
After Roe v. Wade was overturned in the Dobbs decision,12 states have enacted abortion bans, many with criminal penalties for healthcare providers who perform abortions, KFF Health News reported March 4.
Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health has reached an agreement to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleged the health system used its market power to charge supracompetitive rates to major insurers, which resulted in higher premiums for members.
A Tennessee gynecologist has been indicted for allegedly abusing patients, adulterating medical devices for reuse on patients, and healthcare fraud.
HHS' move to revoke a policy that requires public notice and comment on certain agency decisions could affect the National Institutes of Health and Medicaid, CBS News reported Feb. 28.