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May 22, 2020
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

CMS Finalizes Changes for Medicare Advantage, Part D Plans

COVID-19: Updates and Developments (Week of May 18)

F-A-Phew!: SBA FAQ Finally Clarifies Public Hospital Eligibility for the Paycheck Protection Program

  • Zachary J. Buxton, Baird Holm LLP

The FDA’s Emergency Guidance for Mental Health and How Digital Health Manufacturers Are Responding

  • Bethany J. Hills, Morrison & Foerster LLP
  • Jean Nguyen, Morrison & Foerster LLP

Current Topics

Fraud and Compliance

Federal Government Intervenes in FCA Action Against Imaging Firm

Fifth Circuit Upholds Convictions, Sentences in $3.5 Million Home Health Care Fraud

Florida Medical Practice to Pay $750,000 to Settle False Billing Allegations

Former Cleveland Clinic Researcher Charged with False Claims, Wire Fraud Involving Federally Funded Grant

Georgia Woman Charged for Alleged Role in Genetic and COVID-19 Testing Scheme

Physician Ponies Up $450,000 to Resolve Kickback, Fraud Allegations

Tennessee Company to Pay over $480,000 to Settle Allegations of Fraudulently Operating Pain MD Clinics

U.S. Court in DC Holds Relator Entitled to 18% Share of FCA Settlement

U.S. Court in Florida Says First-Hand Allegations Save Whistleblower Action from Dismissal

U.S. Court in West Virginia Tosses FCA Action

Government Reimbursement

U.S. Court in DC Sides with Hospitals in Dispute over Interpretation of Rural Reclassification Statute

Long Term Care

GAO Finds “Widespread” and “Persistent” Infection Control Lapses at Nursing Homes

U.S. Court in New York Allows Claim Alleging Inadequate Supervision of Nursing Home Residents
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