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November 22, 2019
Health Law Weekly

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Administration Withdraws Guidance on Medicaid Financing

Charity Agrees to Pay $4 Million to Resolve Allegations of Kickback Scheme with Drug Companies

Clinical Lab Paying $2.1 Million to Resolve Allegations of Fraudulent Urine Testing

CMS: Medicare Improper Payment Rates Lowest in Almost a Decade

Court Orders Government to Pay Another Insurer Nearly $17.8 Million for Cost-Sharing Subsidies

FTC Requires Divestiture of Major Drug as Condition of BMS-Celgene Acquisition

Government Files Complaint Against Neurosurgeon and Physician-Owned Distributorships

HHS Regulatory Agenda Includes Action Items on Drug Pricing, HIPAA

Hospital Groups Pledge Legal Challenge to New Price Transparency Requirements

Kentucky Hospital to Pay $10.1 Million for Allegedly False Prescription Drug Claims

Lawmakers Seek More Information from Google, Ascension on Data Collaboration

Medical Clinics Manager Found Guilty in Massive Kickback, Money Laundering Scheme

More Than 600 Hospitals Sue HHS over Rate Reductions

November 2019 Podcast

OIG Continues to Examine Price Substitution Policy for Part B Drugs

Quality and Value Concerns Top List of HHS’ Challenges for 2019

Rural Health Clinic Owner Will Sell 13 Properties to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations

Senate Bill Would Lift Ban on New Physician-Owned Hospitals

Substance Abuse Treatment Center Owner Indicted on Fraud Charges

Sutter Health to Pay $46 Million for Allegedly Improper Financial Arrangements

Tennessee Submits Medicaid Block Grant Proposal for Federal Approval

Third Court Strikes Down Administration’s Conscience Rule

Trump Signs Short-Term Spending Bill Delaying DSH Cuts Through December 20

U.S. Court in DC Boots Physician’s Challenge to NPDB Report

U.S. Court in Massachusetts Tosses FCA Retaliation Claim Against Drug Maker
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