CVS Health (CVS) stock is down as its insurance unit Aetna to pay $117.7M to settle DOJ's Medicare Advantage fraud allegations over diagnosis codes. Read more here.
Medicare allegedly paid 15M for ED services billed at nonemergency sites, prompting OIG findings and CMS response on improper payments.
Some social media users misinterpreted the announcement and believed the moratorium was on patients receiving supplies, not the suppliers themselves.
A Sarasota lab agreed to pay $980,000 to settle federal allegations of illegal kickbacks and false Medicare billing, according to the Department of Justice.
Maine Republicans have rolled out a plan to overhaul the state's Medicaid program as they ramp up criticism of Democratic Gov. Janet Mills over her response to the Trump administration's ongoing fraud ...
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Walz proposes ending insurers' role in Minnesota Medicaid
Gov. Tim Walz proposes overhauling Minnesota's Medicaid program, cutting insurance companies and shifting administration to the state.
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Aetna to pay $117 million after US alleges false diagnosis codes in Medicare Advantage claims
Aetna Inc., a national insurer incorporated under the laws of Pennsylvania, has agreed to pay $117,700,000 to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by submitting or failing to ...
As many as half of all nursing home patients may benefit from respiratory therapy, given rising complexity and common conditions such as COPD, congestive heart failure and other chronic breathing and ...
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Agency led by Dr. Oz launches fraud probe into N.Y. Medicaid spending
The Trump administration is demanding answers to dozens of questions about New York's Medicaid spending within 30 days or else it could withhold funds.
For decades, the federal government took a simple approach to Medicare and Medicaid fraud: Pay first, chase later. Now there is, apparently, a "war room." In a viral social media clip, a dozen ...
A federal jury has convicted two brothers and a high-level executive for orchestrating a decade-long racketeering enterprise that siphoned more than $32 million from Pennsylvania’s Medicaid program.
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