CJ Wolf
The OIG recently submitted their semiannual report to Congress. The report summarizes the significant work of the OIG for the reporting period covering October 1, 2017, to March 31, 2018.
Healthicity
1. Doctor Convicted in $8.9 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme –“A federal jury found a physician guilty today for her role in a scheme involving approximately $8.9 million in fraudulent Medicare claims
CJ Wolf
The OIG continues its voice of concern over opioid overutilization and misuse in the context of Medicare and Medicaid.
CJ Wolf
Let’s say you’re a Medicare Advantage organization and one day you receive a notification from CMS that you’ve been selected for a program audit. What should you do?
CJ Wolf
The OIG recently posted new work plan items in their May 2018 update online. There are two items in particular that I think all of you need to know more about.
Healthicity
1. Oahu Physical Therapist Pleads Guilty To HealthCare Fraud –
Jay Fisher
Wait! Don’t open that bottle of champagne just yet! You submitted your MIPS but it looks like you might not be done with 2017, after all.
Healthicity
Q1: Can a physician and an NPP of the same specialty and the same group are both bill critical care code 99291 if documenting the critical time for the patient?
