Abuse Control News Today

Good afternoon. Israel has carried out fresh attacks on hezbollah targets in Southern Lebanon after its Airstrikes Yesterday that killed 558 people, according to the latest figures from the lebanese government. It was the deadliest day in lebanon since the Civil War which ended in 1990, and its prompted a Mass Exodus of civilians from their homes, causing gridlock on the roads. Meanwhile, hezbollah has fired dozens of rockets towards Northern Israel this morning. Our middle East Correspondent Hu...

This is the ninth in our 2024 Year in Preview series examining important trends in white collar law and investigations in the coming year... The government had another...

FRANKFORT – Attorney General Russell Coleman announced today that actions by the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud and Control Unit resulted in a jury conviction of Marcus S. Minix, Sr., 73,

The General Assembly approved a $30 billion state budget for the next two fiscal years on Thursday, after considering the governor’s proposal, House and Senate versions, and coming up with a final v

Appalachian Regional Healthcare and one of its cardiologists have agreed to pay more than $3 million to settle civil allegations that they submitted, or caused the submission of, improper claims

FRANKFORT, Ky. (November 15, 2023) – Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Wednesday that an investigation conducted by his Office of Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Control has led to the guilty plea of Dana Nagy, 51, of Owensboro. On November 8, 2023, Dana Nagy appeared before the Daviess County Circuit Court where she pleaded guilty to one count

A U.S. federal government shutdown creates a number of direct and indirect consequences that impact U.S. companies, individuals and virtually every aspect of the U.S. economy.

The FDA is expected to continue much of its operations if there's a U.S. government shutdown, while CMS and the NIH face some uncertainties.

A look at how Medicare would be affected by a government shutdown, as well as other government-related healthcare. The clock is ticking for lawmakers to lay down their swords and come to agreement on funding the federal government to avert a shutdown on Oct. 1. If they fail, a government shutdown could affect you as many agencies, departments and services would be interrupted until the government reopens, leaving many to wonder how Medicare would be affected by a government shutdown.However, som

As Medicare continues to represent a large and growing percentage of the federal budget each year, costs can be lowered by using the right technology to detect and prevent fraud.