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Fraud & Abuse

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  1. Health Industry Washington Watch

    OIG FY 2009 Work Plan Released

    By Debra A. McCurdy

    On October 1, 2008, the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) released its FY 2009 Work Plan, which discusses planned OIG audit, inspection, and investigative initiatives affecting virtually every type…

  2. Elder Law Prof Blog

    GAO says CMS should audit Part D sponsors due to fraud and abuse

    By Elder Law Prof Blog

    Summary:  The Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA) established a voluntary outpatient prescription drug benefit, known as Medicare Part D. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid…

  3. Health Care Law Matters

    Altering Medical Records: What Not To Do When Being Audited By Medicare

    By Todd Rodriguez

    Document, document, document! is the cry of health care attorneys and consultants across the Country when asked what physicians can do to protect their practices from fraud and abuse liability. …

  4. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    What Buzzy Told Cookie

    By Ellen Podgor

    State Department Inspector General Howard "Cookie" Krongard appeared before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee looking into his conduct investigating fraud and abuse in Iraq contracting, and his oversight…

  5. Louisiana Law Blog

    OIG Comments on Proposed Durable Medical Equipment Arrangement By Physician Practice and Supplier

    By Kean Miller

    The Office of Inspector General (OIG) concluded in Advisory Opinion No. 06-02 issued on March 21, 2006 that two programs proposed by a durable medical equipment (DME) manufacturer to physician…

  6. ContractsProf Blog

    Don’t Prosecute, Renegotiate

    By ContractsProf Blog

    There are no contract relationships more "relational," perhaps, than those between the U.S. military and the contractors who supply it.  The parties collaborate at every stage of the contracting process,…

  7. Med Law Blog

    ECONOMIC CREDENTIALING POLICIES COULD VIOLATE FRAUD AND ABUSE RULES

    By Michael Cassidy

    ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT RULES ECONOMIC CREDENTIALING POLICIES COULD VIOLATE FRAUD AND ABUSE RULES IN BAPTIST HEALTH CASE The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a state appellate court ruling issuing a temporary…

  8. Med Law Blog

    OIG Reports Enforcement Actions

    By Michael Cassidy

    For those who doubt the possibility of OIG enforcement regarding fraud and abuse violations, the OIG Semi-Annual Report lists the following enforcement results: $2.8 billion on audit and investigative receivables;…

  9. Louisiana Law Blog

    Common Physician Questions about Fraud and Abuse Laws

    By Linda Rodrigue

    The proliferation of laws and regulations related to Medicare, Medicaid, and physician licensing make many physicians unsure about what business decisions they may make or arrangements they may enter without…