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CMS Enacts Stricter Regulations on Medicare Provider Enrollment
On Dec. 5, 2014, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) published a final rule on Medicare requirements for provider enrollment. Generally, the final rule enacts stricter regulations for providers by expanding the list of the reasons for denying Medicare enrollment and revoking billing privileges. This article summarizes the major changes for providers, which are effective today.CMS Enacts Stricter Regulations on Medicare Provider Enrollment
On Dec. 5, 2014, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) published a final rule on Medicare requirements for provider enrollment. Generally, the final rule enacts stricter regulations for providers by expanding the list of the reasons for denying Medicare enrollment and revoking billing privileges. This article summarizes the major changes for providers, which are effective today.Chapter 11 Plan Assumes Medicare, Medicaid Provider Agreements
Nearly every assisted living and nursing facility in the country depends heavily upon its Medicare and Medicaid provider agreements to fund the cost of caring for their residents. Termination by the government of either or both typically results in closure or sale of the affected facility.Chapter 11 Plan Assumes Medicare, Medicaid Provider Agreements
Nearly every assisted living and nursing facility in the country depends heavily upon its Medicare and Medicaid provider agreements to fund the cost of caring for their residents. Termination by the government of either or both typically results in closure or sale of the affected facility.OIG Highlights Anti-Kickback Risks of Drug Co-payment Coupons
In a recent Special Advisory Bulletin and a separate report, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) emphasized the Anti-Kickback Statute risks for manufacturers that offer coupons to reduce or eliminate co-payments for brand-name drugs (co-payment coupons).OIG Highlights Anti-Kickback Risks of Drug Co-payment Coupons
In a recent Special Advisory Bulletin and a separate report, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) emphasized the Anti-Kickback Statute risks for manufacturers that offer coupons to reduce or eliminate co-payments for brand-name drugs (co-payment coupons).For Big Scottish Firms, the Independence Question Isn't Settled
In a legal market under pressure, two of Scotland's Big Four opted to merge with British firms. Other Scottish firms remain staunchly autonomous. Who's best positioned to survive the ongoing shakeout?For Big Scottish Firms, the Independence Question Isn't Settled
In a legal market under pressure, two of Scotland's Big Four opted to merge with British firms. Other Scottish firms remain staunchly autonomous. Who's best positioned to survive the ongoing shakeout?Trending Stories
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