CMS Proposes Major Changes to Wound Care Skin Substitute Reimbursements in 2026
The federal government is increasingly scrutinizing reimbursement for wound-care services, particularly for advanced treatments such as skin substitute products.
The federal government is increasingly scrutinizing reimbursement for wound-care services, particularly for advanced treatments such as skin substitute products.
The OIG has started targeting healthcare professionals due to increased wound care audits due to rising costs and billing concerns.
In a victory for health providers facing healthcare fraud charges, Chapman Law Group aggressively challenged overbroad bond conditions ……
Wound care audits of health care practitioners have been on the rise in recent years. We break down how to respond and next step to take…..
CMS’s WISeR Model adds tech-based prior authorization for wound care and grafting, with key compliance concerns for providers.
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In a recent American Health Law Association’s podcast, attorneys Stephen Lee and Jonathan Meltz discussed the DOJ’s Operation Brace Yourself.
Attorney client privilege and work product doctrine govern how the government prepares witnesses in FCA and healthcare fraud cases, with….
Senior attorney Aaron Kemp recently spoke at the Michigan State Medical Society conference which focused on the Board of Medicine’s renewal..
United States v. Kousisis gives defense counsel new ground to fight fraud claims based on minor billing mistakes or unclear compliance rules.