Chapman Law Group’s team of Medicare attorneys is dedicated to helping health care providers, suppliers, organizations and owners with Medicare matters, including enrollment, reimbursement, audits, and fraud and abuse matters.
Our Medicare attorneys assist providers, suppliers and organizations with Medicare enrollment matters related to:
Claims denials and overpayment recovery can cost providers and suppliers hundreds of thousands of dollars. Even more frustrating, the appeals process is difficult to navigate with its strict filing and evidentiary deadlines and multiple appellate stages.
Our healthcare lawyers help providers and suppliers appeal overpayment demands and defend claims so that may be paid the amount rightfully owed for the services and items provided. We handle:
Our attorneys assist providers, organizations and suppliers during Medicare audits to help prevent overpayment recovery, noncompliance action, revocation, claims denials, and fraud and abuse allegations:
It is no secret that the Government is heavily pursuing fraud, waste and abuse. This has resulted in a dramatic increase in fraud investigations. Our Medicare lawyers defend providers, organizations and suppliers accused of:
Our Medicare attorneys represent providers, organizations and suppliers with other Medicare and CMS issues related to:
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When a physician got the wrong advice on a CPT code, leading to a Medicare and commercial payor audit, our health care lawyers stepped in to help.
Chapman Law Group contended that the government was unable to prove, “‘by a preponderance of the evidence,’” our client’s DEA registration should be denied solely because of his Medicare/Medicaid exclusion.
A Medicare plan administrator sought $250,000 from an ophthalmology practice after reimbursing incorrectly, but the arbitrator rejected the argument, calling its fee schedule “incomprehensible.”
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.”
Can Medicare/Medicaid/government contractors seek debts after a bankruptcy filing? Yes, but it can be complex, and methods vary by jurisdiction.
If a physician is excluded from Medicare/Medicaid because he/she accepted a kickback, does this mean he/she could be denied DEA registration in the future? Not necessarily.
For Medicare fraud defense, your health care practice should rely on an attorney with detailed-specialized knowledge of everchanging rules and regulations.
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