A Medicare plan administrator sought $250,000 from an ophthalmology practice for the wrong reimbursement rate, but an arbitrator ruled that the contract stood.
A recent FBI raid at a Metro Detroit clinic should serve as ample warning to health care practices that fraudulent Coronavirus treatment is a serious matter
For fillers and Botox in dentistry, Michigan Board of Dentistry’s restrictions aren’t clear, putting the state behind the times by not allowing the practice.
These waivers and exceptions from sanctions are meant to allay health care providers — as they could find themselves, while treating patients during COVID-19, in situations that would otherwise constitute health care fraud.
This newly formed unit targets hoarding, price gauing, fake test kits and other health care fraud related to Coronavirus in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach.
The founder of Doctors of Courage joins Chapman Law Group’s Health Care Hot Topics to discuss COVID-19 and prison, DEA “red flags” in controlled substance matters, and the state of legal representation for physicians.
Do allegations of negligence rise to the level of cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment? The Michigan Court of Appeals says no.
Here’s what telehealth is all about and how you can apply it to your health care practice during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Public Health Emergency.
If your health care practice is facing financial distress due to the Coronavirus outbreak, a federal emergency loans program can lend up you to $10 million.
