In real life healthcare compliance, there’s no get out of jail free card.
Tag: crime
Aetna Health v. Radiology Partners and the Danger of Pass-Through Billing
There are, depending upon the particular arrangement, potential end runs around contractual pass-through billing prohibitions, but they are highly fact specific and technical.
Lesson from McKinsey – Avoiding Consultants from Hell
Are you sure those consultants are helping to improve your business? Or are they potentially sending you to jail?
Beware of Bogus Medicare and Medicaid Billings
Certifying to Medicare that you’re here when you’re really there is a ticket to nowhere, or maybe to jail.
What’s Not in Your Wallet? Preventing Fraud Perpetrated Against Your Medical Practice.
It’s a no-brainer that you can be more effective at finding and correcting potential fraud by conducting periodic audits on both internal and outsourced operations.
Telehealth Plus Tell a Lie Means Likely End Up in Prison for Telefraud – Podcast
Telehealth can be used to vastly improve patients’ access to medical care. At the same time, it can be used to vastly improve criminals’ access to Medicare dollars. It shouldn’t be that difficult for physicians to assess the bona fides of their proposed participation in a telehealth “business model” when the ones doing the proposing are telemarketers.
Free isn’t Free When It Costs Close to $10 Million in AKS Settlements – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark while he discusses a recent AKS statute settlement that proves that free isn’t always free.
Telehealth Plus Tell a Lie Means Likely End Up in Prison for Telefraud – Medical Group Minute
Telehealth can be used to vastly improve patients’ access to medical care. At the same time, it can be used to vastly improve criminals’ access to Medicare dollars. It shouldn’t be that difficult for physicians to assess the bona fides of their proposed participation in a telehealth “business model” when the ones doing the proposing are telemarketers.
Telehealth Plus Tell a Lie Means Likely End Up in Prison for Telefraud
Telehealth can be used to vastly improve patients’ access to medical care. At the same time, it can be used to vastly improve criminals’ access to Medicare dollars. It shouldn’t be that difficult for physicians to assess the bona fides of their proposed participation in a telehealth “business model” when the ones doing the proposing are telemarketers.
For Rent – One Slightly Used DEA Number – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark for a cautionary tale.