Healthcare Fraud Blog

Home health care services are available to numerous Medicaid and Medicare beneficiaries. To prove your eligibility, patients must be under the care of a physician who is required to certify that...

In 2018 alone, more than $3.6 billion was spent on health care throughout the United States. This number represents billions of health insurance claims for services. Although we would like to...

The current COVID-19 pandemic has led to a drastic increase in the number of criminal investigations surrounding the healthcare industry. It should be no surprise that we are seeing more...

Tricare is a massive insurance program that more than 9.5 million people utilize each year in the United States. This program is government-funded and is available for military families and some...

In 1972, Congress passed the Anti-Kickback Statute, which was designed to protect patients and various federal health care programs from fraud and abusive activities. This act was designed to...

Medicare is a government-funded program that tries to ensure quality care is accessible for its beneficiaries. The program also focuses on its own wellbeing by ensuring that they are not being...

When facts are misrepresented of concealed surrounding medical services that are provided to patients, it can be considered fraud by investigating agencies. Many cases surround billing fraud,...

The year 2019 was plagued with various healthcare fraud schemes noted across the nation. From retired NFL players to the owners and employees of major healthcare companies, fraud impacts many...

Gregory Peacock, a special agent in the Federal Bureau of Investigation, declared that a man from Georgia got caught in a fraud scheme related to healthcare. According to Peacock, the man Matthew