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October 28, 2022
Health Law Weekly

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New DOJ Action on Interlocking Boards Highlights Intersection of Corporate Governance and Antitrust Law

  • Michael W. Peregrine, McDermott Will & Emery LLP
  • Stephen Y. Wu, McDermott Will & Emery LLP

The Lighter Side of Health Law – October 2022

Current Topics

Antitrust

Nevada Health Care Staffing Company Ordered to Pay $139,000 in Criminal “No Poach” Case

Behavioral Health

HHS Devotes $100 Million in Grant Funding to Improve Mental Health Services

Cybersecurity Hub

U.S. Court in Kansas Finds Data Breach Plaintiffs Lacked Standing

Fraud and Compliance

Federal Jury Convicts Illinois Psychologist of Defrauding Medicare

Florida Business Owner Pleads Guilty to Role in Medicare DME Fraud Scheme

Maine Doctor Charged with Illegally Distributing Controlled Substances

Medical Transportation Owner Convicted of Medicaid Fraud

New York Doctor to Pay $900,000 to Settle Allegations of Improper Billing, Opioid Prescribing

Nurse Practitioner Pleads Guilty to $4.37 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme

Ohio Doctor Draws 15-Year Exclusion from Federal Health Care Programs for Telehealth Fraud Scheme

Oswego Hospital to Pay $98,694 for Improper Medicare and Medicaid Billing

Texas Doctor Pleads Guilty in DME, Genetic Testing Fraud Scheme

U.S. Court in Georgia Allows Former Assistant VP’s FCA Retaliation Action Against Wellstar Health

Government Reimbursement

Pennsylvania and Georgia Approved to Extend Medicaid Coverage for 12 Months Postpartum

Second Circuit Says Medicare Advantage Plan May Sue Under Medicare Secondary Payer Act

Health Policy and Administration

HHS Awards $13 Million for Education, Training to Boost Nursing Workforce

Long Term Care

CMS Stepping up Scrutiny of Poorest Performing Nursing Homes

Reproductive Health Law Hub

California AG Announces Reproductive Rights Task Force

Government Appeals Ruling Blocking Administration’s EMTALA Guidance
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