Maryland, DC, and Virginia are not mandating COVID-19 tests for the inspectors examining conditions in local nursing homes, public health spokespeople from all three jurisdictions…
An intruder entered a senior living apartment complex in Fontana and assaulted one of the residents on Sept. 28, but another senior resident responded to…
Poor wages, understaffing, and lower Medicaid reimbursement rates created what some describe as the preamble to the “perfect storm” that has raged after COVID-19 struck…
Jeffrey Parker, 43, a Richmond Hill man, has admitted that he created fake email addresses and concocted other information to falsely accuse a former acquaintance…
The Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General, along with our state and federal law enforcement partners, participated in a healthcare fraud…
Patrick T. Code, 60, a Medford Podiatrist, pleaded guilty for using fraud and deception to obtain controlled substances which he used to feed his personal…
Jessica Jones, 30, of Louisville Colo., and Elizabeth Putulin, 30, of Coconut Creek, Fla., have agreed to plead guilty in connection with a multimillion-dollar Medicare…
A woman, previously convicted as a felon, was recently sentenced in a Tennessee U. S. District Court to 51 months in prison followed by three…
A South Texas doctor has agreed to pay $3,234,900.50 to resolve allegations he fraudulently submitted claims to the Medicare program for medically unnecessary tests and…
As North Carolina’s key metrics continue to remain stable and strong infection prevention and control requirements remain in place, the North Carolina Department of Health…