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Novartis sued over alleged kickback scheme

Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. paid kickbacks to a specialty pharmacy in exchange for recommending refills of a blood transfusion drug it produces, according to an amended complaint filed Wednesday in a civil case brought by state and federal prosecutors in New York....

NC encourages health care navigators at county health sites

North Carolina health officials have cleared local social service agencies to help the public shop for subsidized insurance under the Affordable Care Act. The local health departments are bracing for an influx of people seeking help and advice on Oct. 1, the beginning...

Beaver County woman accused of duping Medicare for $200K

A Beaver County woman forged signatures of doctors and other medical providers to bilk Medicare out of $200,000 in reimbursements, federal prosecutors said. A federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted Mary Monica Wilson-Lefler, 62, of Economy on a charge of health care...

Affordable Care Act providing potential targets for Scammers

Enrollment begins for a national health insurance program in two weeks, and Wisconsin officials are already bracing for what could be an unprecedented wave of fraud attempts. The National Consumers League said criminals across the nation have begun using confusion...

Pennsylvania proposes alternative to expansion of Medicaid

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett unveiled a plan on Monday to use federal subsidies targeted for an expansion of Medicaid to be used instead to help low-income residents of the state buy private health insurance. Corbett, a Republican who has been opposed to...

GAO Releases Report on CMS Auditors

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report titled "Increasing Consistency of Contractor Requirements May Improve Administrative Efficiency." GAO undertook the study at Congress' request because questions have been raised recently about the efficiency...

Organized medicine groups line up against proposed Stark law changes

Citing the need for patient access to critical services and other concerns, the American Medical Association and 31 other organized medicine groups and associations representing practice administrators stated their strong opposition to federal legislation that would...

OIG to Investigate Bidding Program

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) has announced plans to investigate the controversial Medicare bidding program to "determine whether CMS selected DMEPOS suppliers and computed the single payment amounts in accordance...

Upcoming CMS Education Initiatives

The next year is one filled with changes for Medicare providers. Understanding those changes now can help make implementation a easier experience. For information on earning continuing education credit for attending CMS provider education calls, please see the CMS CE...

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