- The confluence of several serious issues includes a general DOJ investigation into Medicare Advantage coding and billing, CMS rule changes regarding risk scores, and the appointment of a key figure to restore operational discipline.
- The Department of Justice and CMS are jointly enforcing healthcare fraud.
The Department of Justice is pursuing a resolution regarding a kickback scheme involving Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, a North Carolina-based manufacturer, and failures to report transfers to CMS.
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Updated Aug 26
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The Department of Justice is pursuing a resolution regarding a kickback scheme involving Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, a North Carolina-based manufacturer, and failures to report transfers to CMS.
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