Case Result: Pharmacy’s Out-of-State Healthcare Fraud Allegations Contested as Improper, Case is Dismissed
Our Florida healthcare attorneys provided clearly showed that the healthcare fraud allegations were improper, and the case was dismissed.
Our Florida healthcare attorneys provided clearly showed that the healthcare fraud allegations were improper, and the case was dismissed.
Our Florida healthcare attorneys provided FL DOH with medical records, including info on an insurance audit, to prove there was no fraud.
Professional:
Laboratory
Primary Issue:
Our client underwent extensive audits and payment demands for over $2 million based on allegations of fraud. Billing privileges and payments were suspended by both Medicare and Medicaid. Our Medicare fraud attorneys fought the state Medicaid program to reinstate billing privileges and payments to keep revenue flowing. The Medicare audit appeal remains pending in a multi-level appeal process; however, our attorneys stopped the government from pursuing recoupment, allowing payments to the provider during the pendency of the appeal.
Benefit of Using Chapman Law Group:
Our Medicare fraud attorneys obtained a reinstatement of billing privileges for a laboratory audited for billing for unnecessary services where there were alleged “credible allegations of fraud.”
Areas of law:
Medicare Billing Fraud
Medicaid Billing Fraud
Audits
Disclaimer:
This information is a sample of our past results. Prospective clients may not obtain the same or similar results. Every case is different and each case must be evaluated and handled on its own merits. The circumstances of your case may differ from the results provided. The information provided has not been reviewed or approved by the State Bar.
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