Compliance & Legal
Defendants recruited homeless people covered by Medicare/Medicaid to act as patients, undergo unnecessary tests for cash, DOJ says.
Humble allegedly paid kickbacks of 30 percent of facility fees to 103 physicians in exchange for their referrals.
Defendants used fake Social Security number to enroll company in Medicaid, filed false claims related to pediatric patients, New York attorney general says.
The change comes as addiction to opioids, which include heavy-duty painkillers and heroin, still sweeps the country.
Civil lawsuit alleges insurer overcharged Medicare hundreds of millions by claiming its members were sicker than they were.
Practice submitted Medicare claims for the drugs, violating the False Claims Act, DOJ says.
Insurer hopes new Department of Justice could be more favorable to the merger.
Government is expected to appeal the first-of-a-kind victory of a risk corridors case
Lawsuit filed by former patient alleged physician Paul Tartell knowingly billed for procedures more intrusive and expensive than those that were actually performed.
Company billed twice for vision screenings, resting electrocardiograms and collecting blood samples for IRS agents, DOJ says.