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Kentucky Cardiologist Sentenced to 60 Months for Health Care Fraud and False Statements Relating to Implanting Medically Unnecessary Stents and Falsifying Degree of Stenosis in Medical Records
Credit: The Daily IndependentOn May 2, 2019, well-known Kentucky cardiologist Dr. Richard E. Paulus was sentenced, by U.S. District Court Judge David L. Bunning, to serve 60 months in federal prison for health care fraud and false statements almost three … Continue reading
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The Role of Appropriate Access to Care in Reducing Health System Costs
Seeking to address growing concerns about U.S. health care costs, policymakers in many cases are turning to patient access restrictions in efforts to reduce spending and, as such, control costs. Cost-containment objectives are undoubtedly necessary to pursue. But policies that … Continue reading
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After 6 Week Trial, New York Doctor And Physical Therapist Found Guilty Of Health Care Fraud, Conspiracy to Make False Statements Relating to Health Care Programs Medicare And Medicaid and Other Counts With Allegations of Sham Owner, Falsified Medical Records, Kickbacks.
A recent health care fraud case involved the alleged unlicensed practice of medicine and a physician allegedly posing as the owner of medical clinics in order to satisfy New York law that medical clinics be owned and operated by a medical … Continue reading
Comment on Retiring the One-Party Consent Statute for Long-Term Care Residents' Rooms
Lynsie Zona recently published a Comment entitled, Retiring the One-Party Consent Statute for Long-Term Care Residents' Rooms, 50 Ariz. St. L.J., 1347-1378 (2018). Provided below is the introduction to the Comment. A recent article in the Arizona Daily Star opened… … Continue reading →