Our Healthcare Compliance lawyers negotiated with the DEA for over a year to avoid order to show cause and retain a pharmacist’s license.
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.”
Before representing a defendant charged with health care fraud, it is important for defense counsel to gain a detailed understanding of Medicare billing……..
Business:
Pharmacy
Primary issue:
Client, a pharmacy, was reported to the Florida Department of Health (DOH) by another state’s pharmacy board, as the pharmacy had been disciplined for what could have been healthcare fraud. The DOH investigated the claim and was prepared to charge the pharmacy for being disciplined in another state.
Argument:
Upon careful review of the evidence, Chapman Law Group was able to clearly show that the healthcare fraud allegations were improper.
Result:
While sufficient probable cause exists to prove discipline in other states, the evidence was sufficiently mitigating, and our healthcare attorneys were able to obtain a case dismissal with a letter of guidance. This is still not considered disciplinary, it will not appear on the pharmacy’s records, and the whole investigation will remain confidential.
Areas of Law:
Department of Health Investigations & Complaints
Healthcare Fraud
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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Our Healthcare Compliance lawyers negotiated with the DEA for over a year to avoid order to show cause and retain a pharmacist’s license.
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.”
Before representing a defendant charged with health care fraud, it is important for defense counsel to gain a detailed understanding of Medicare billing……..
