OK, it’s a softball question: When is it improper to bill for a case?
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Ride along with Mark as he discusses the more than 420% financial return to the government that’s fueling healthcare compliance investigations . . . and convictions.
That’s odd, because physicians sometime demonstrate that ability, at least on billing records.
Even though the AKS has been in existence since the early 1970’s, many subject to it appear to be prone to violate it.
That’s odd, because physicians sometime demonstrate that ability, at least on billing records.
Free Services (Like Medical Directorships) Are Slippery Slide to Compliance Hell – Success in Motion
Ride along with Mark as he discusses how competing via providing free services, such as uncompensated medical directorships, or giving into a facility’s demand for free services, is a violation of the federal anti-kickback statute.
An outsider with no knowledge of any single fraudulent claim brings a False Claims Act suit.
All of your claims might have been deemed “false claims” subject to recoupment times a factor of 3…
That’s odd, because physicians sometime demonstrate that ability, at least on billing records.
As the law’s developed over time, it now impacts a wide range of equally unscrupulous behavior in a wide range of government contracting, including the filing of fictitious and overstated claims for health care services under federal health care programs.
