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October 25, 2024
Health Law Weekly

Featured Articles

OIG Questions Billions in Risk-Adjusted Payments to Medicare Advantage Plans

Texas’ Reproductive Health Privacy Rule Lawsuit: Potential Federal-State Challenges

The Provider's Role in Medicare Marketing: An Evolving Concept

Current Topics

Coronavirus Pandemic Hub

Illinois Supreme Court Finds Broad Immunity from Negligence Claims for Health Care Facilities Under COVID-19 Order

Fraud and Compliance

Clinic to Pay $1.1 Million over Alleged Improper Billing for Electro-Acupuncture Devices

Dentist, Five Employees Face Felony Charges for Alleged Medi-Cal Fraud

Mental Health Clinic Operator Handed over Five Years in Prison for Fraud Scheme

Mobile Phlebotomy Lab, Owners to Pay $135,000 to Resolve False Claims Allegations

Pharmacist Sentenced to Prison for Medicare and Medicaid Fraud Scheme

Physician Charged in Brain Scan Kickback Scheme

Physician Pleads Guilty to Selling Thousands of Oxycodone Pills for Cash

Government Reimbursement

Supreme Court Won’t Revive Medical Product Company’s Challenge to Rescinded CMS Policy

Health Information

Massachusetts High Court Says Wiretap Act Does Not Apply to Website Tracking

Health Insurance

U.S. Court in Pennsylvania Rejects Parity Action over Residential Treatment Coverage Denial

Labor and Employment

Fifth Circuit Finds Personal Care Workers Were Employees in Unpaid Wages Dispute

Reproductive Health Law Hub

Administration Proposes Rule to Expand Access to Contraceptives

Ohio Court Permanently Blocks State’s Abortion Ban
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Health Law Weekly Issue - October 25, 2024