Blog Posts In Medicaid Fraud

Under federal law, it is illegal for anyone to knowingly and willingly solicit, offer, pay, or receive remuneration, either in a direct manner or indirectly, to induce any type of business that...

In 2015, reports show that Medicare provided reimbursements for over 11,000 home health agencies a total of over $18.4 billion for their services. Estimates show that roughly half of these total...

The consequences of a health care fraud audit or investigation vary, depending on the type of fraud that is alleged against you and the number of violations you are being accused of committing....

The False Claims Act is a federal law that is generally used in reference to any businesses or individuals who have contracts with and is paid for patient services from a government-funded...

The federal government is constantly reiterating its commitment to investigating and prosecuting people who engage in health care fraud acts. In some instances, laboratories are suspected of...

Being charged with healthcare fraud comes with life-changing consequences. Not only do offenders lose out on personal relationships and experiences, but they are often stripped of their...

As the use of compound drugs continues on an upward trend, so does the amount of attention the government gives to investigating compound pharmacy fraud across the country. Although compound...

Estimates show that approximately 10% of all money spent on health care each year is a result of fraudulent claims. These common criminal actions cost taxpayers billions of dollars each year and...

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...