Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced that the administration will rescind all or part of three Medicaid regulations that were previously issued and delay the enforcement of a fourth regulation, according to an HHS news release.
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Jeffrey McElveen of Franklinton, La., and Robert Cleveland, MD, of Greenburg, La., pleaded guilty to charges of healthcare fraud, according to a news release from the Department of Justice.
Chaunsay Beckwith of Tucker, Ga., was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison and more than $1 million in restitution for healthcare fraud, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
The 7th Circuit Federal Appellate Court has ruled that a recent lawsuit brought forth by a physician-partner of an Illinois surgery center when the center attempted to revoke his partnership because he failed to perform one-third of his cases at…
Two Houston, Texas-area physicians, Arun Sharma, MD, and Kiran Sharma, MD, were charged with conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud, costing Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers $9 million, according to a report by KIAH News.
Two insurance agents — Brent A. Carter of Harlington, Texas, and Michael N. Swetnam, Jr., of Los Fresnos, Texas — were charged with conspiracy, mail fraud and wire fraud in a scheme against Valley Baptist Hospital in South Texas, according…
Devendra K. Varma, MD, of Poplar Bluff, Mo., was charged with a criminal charge that is "basically" healthcare fraud, according to a report in the Southeast Missourian.
Boston Scientific has named Ray Elliott at its new president and CEO, following an announcement from current CEO Jim Tobin that he will retire, according to a Boston Scientific News release.
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Riccy Mederos, a resident of Miami, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud at a U.S. District Court in Savannah, Ga., according to a report from WSAV-TV.