On September 15, 2010, Antonio Ochoa was convicted by a federal jury in the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of Florida of one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and three counts of soliciting and receiving kickbacks and bribes. Mr. Ochoa was a home health patient recruiter for home health agencies, including… Read more »
Tyler J. Smith authored the article “Five-Star Makes Complaints Against Nursing Homes Even More Serious,” which appeared in the July 6, 2010 issue of McKnight’s Long-Term Care News and Assisted Living publication. Related Information: Five-Star Makes Complaints Against Nursing Homes Even More Serious
Tyler J. Smith authored the article “Five-Star’s Commercial Quality Bar: Balancing the Scales to Ensure Fair and Honest Consumer Reports,” which was published as a chapter in PBI’s 16th Annual Health Law Institute, Volume 2. Related Information: Five-Star’s Commercial Quality Bar: Balancing the Scales to Ensure Fair and Honest Consumer Reports
Marc S. Raspanti authored “Anatomy of a Federal Health Care Fraud Prosecution,” which was published in The Champion.Marc S. Raspanti authored “Anatomy of a Federal Health Care Fraud Prosecution,” which was published in The Champion.
Marc S. Raspanti authored “Compliance and Governance for Health Care Organizations and Marketing and Sales Activities,” which was published in the Journal of Health Care Compliance.
Tyler J. Smith authored the article “Safe Informed Consent (SIC): A Cost Effective Systems Approach,” which was published as a chapter in PBI’s 15th Annual Health Law Institute, Volume 2. Related Information: Safe Informed Consent (SIC): A Cost Effective Systems Approach
Michael A. Morse authored “The CPT Trap: Why Following the Code Does Not Protect You from Prosecution for Health Care Fraud,” which was published in HCCA Compliance Today, Vol. 9, No. 11.