Home Health & Hospice Week
Industry Note:
Qui Tam Suit Against Texas Provider Fails
Published on Fri May 11, 2018
Not every whistleblower suit costs providers. Afederal judge has dismissed a whistleblower lawsuit alleging Medicare fraud by Nurses to Go, a Texas hospice, and related companies, reports Reuters. The suit claimed the provider defrauded Medicare by admitting ineligible patients and by failing to recertify them, according to the news service.
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Home Health & Hospice Week
- Conditions of Participation:
Don't Let Simple Address Mistakes Torpedo Your Survey
Learn from one agency's citation under the new CoPs. The new Home Health Conditions of [...] - Quality:
Quality Takes Center Stage In Proposed Hospice Rule
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Medicare Gears Up For EHealth Info Exchange Requirements
IT CoPs for post-acute providers on agenda. Before you find yourself slapped with a set [...] - Hospice:
Don't Let Physician Assistant Hospice Change Confuse You
CMS is clear on PAs' dos and don'ts under the new regs. You'll still need [...] - HIPAA:
Cover These HIPAA Basics Or Risk Hefty Penalties
Learn a valuable lesson from this $2.3 million HIPAA settlement. If you skimp on risk [...] - Industry Note:
CMS Aims To Keep Payment Model Experiments Voluntary
Return on investment matters when it comes to pay reform models, CMMI indicates. Curious about [...] - Industry Note:
CMS Launches Rural Health Strategy Initiative
Rural providers that feel like Medicare isn't doing enough to help cope with difficulties specific [...] - Industry Note:
New Way To See RHC Days On Claims Coming Soon
Medicare plans to give hospices a helping hand when it comes to identifying "high" or [...] - Industry Note:
Learn About New Cost Report Filing System
Get more details about the new Medicare Cost Report E-Filing (MCReF) system, which will accept [...] - Industry Note:
Accrediting Body Focuses On Fighting Workplace Violence
If you don't do your best to prevent workplace violence for your employees, you may [...] - Industry Note:
Home Health Fraudster To Pay 2.2 Million
An Ohio HHA owner has pleaded guilty to Medicaid and tax fraud charges. Cheryl McGrath, [...] - Industry Note:
Qui Tam Suit Against Texas Provider Fails
Not every whistleblower suit costs providers. Afederal judge has dismissed a whistleblower lawsuit alleging Medicare [...]
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