Auction Or Trial Concept With Auctioneers Or Judges Gavel And Scattered Money Heap On Wooden Table, Close Up, This week there was a stunning announcement made by the OIG regarding a New Jersey OB/GYN doctor that a...
The Mannequin Challenge #TheHIPAAWay
There is no question that a large number of social video challenges have been extremely useful for all kinds of purposes and the latest trend is called The Mannequin Challenge. We have already seen other popular challeng...
Florida – A Hotbed for Medicaid Fraud
Florida Medicaid Fraud Medicaid fraud in Florida results in losses of more than 6 billion dollars each year. Such is the state’s reputation for being a hotspot for this kind of fraud that Nigerian and Russian scams...
Positive Numbers: Highlights of the 2016 Spring Report from the HHS OIG
Positive Numbers: Highlights of the 2016 Spring Report from the HHS OIG One thing evident in the recently released Spring Report for 2016 from The Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector G...
Why Do Some Nurses Commit Fraud?
Nurse Fraud Nurses have become heavily involved in a spate of health-care related fraud news in recent years. One of the most controversial reports of fraud from the Department of Justice was in 2011, which inv...
The Fraud That Binds?
Just a few months into 2016, and already, a mother-daughter tandem is causing ripples in the health care pond by pleading guilty to second-degree Medicaid fraud in Hawaii last March 9. The “mother” in this c...
Exclusion Screening VS. Fragmented Databases
Is Exclusion Screening even possible? The U.S. Government Accountability Office has recently released the results of a study conducted in order to gauge the reliability, uniformity, and exhaustibility of exclusion databa...
Daniel Levinson’s Parthenon of Compliance
The Parthenon of Healthcare Compliance https://youtu.be/5TQg1A3ovRA At the 2016 HCCA Compliance Institute, an annual conference for compliance stakeholders, Inspector General of the U.S. Department of H...
FDNY Medicare Fraud
The Frightening Reaches of Healthcare Fraud The U.S. public healthcare system loses approximately $60 billion annually to medical fraud. This disconcerting figure, which could have gone to better use and could h...