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With half of all medical devices in the United States imported, it is difficult to ensure that all players along the supply chain meet their safety and quality responsibilities, according to a report by the Food and Drug Administration.

The nonmedical use of prescription opioids in the United States costs more than $50 billion a year, with lost productivity and crime accounting for 94 percent of those costs, according to a report in the Clinical Journal of Pain.

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Researchers have found that new models to track medical inventory could save hospitals and perhaps ambulatory surgery centers substantial labor and other costs to replenish stock, according to a release by the University of Cincinnati.

The owner of a Houston healthcare company has pled guilty in connection with a $654,227 Medicare fraud scheme, according to a news release from the Department of Justice. Simone Ball, owner and operator of Preferred Plus Medical Supply, pleaded guilty…

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