
Lawsuit claims Epic’s software double-bills for anesthesia services
Filed by a former WakeMed Health employee, the complaint claims the Verona, Wisconsin-based vendor's software double-bills Medicare and Medicaid for anesthesia services.
Filed by a former WakeMed Health employee, the complaint claims the Verona, Wisconsin-based vendor's software double-bills Medicare and Medicaid for anesthesia services.
eClinicalWorks and some of its employees will pay $155 million to settle claims that the EHR vendor misrepresented the capabilities of its software and paid kickbacks to certain customers in exchange for promoting its product.
An interesting new detail to the Merck whistleblower case about its measles, mumps and rubella vaccine: The scientists that accused Merck for falsifying its measles vaccine data were threatened with jail time, Natural News reports. It’s convenient timing for this to come up, given that anti-vaccer drama is reaching a fever pitch with the recent measles outbreaks. The lawsuit dates to […]
Billionaire surgeon Patrick Soon-Shiong has developed quite the high profile – regarded as a kind of Tony Stark of health care. His hush-hush startup, NantHealth, has attracted hundreds of millions in capital to improve cancer care through precision diagnostics – but the startup is now under scrutiny for being “engaged in a multitude of fraudulent activities.” […]