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Much of the business focus during the pandemic has been on the restaurant industry struggling to make ends meet.

F-Secure joins collaborative effort as new research finds more consumers than ever are taking action to address their cyber security and privacy concerns.

The U.S. Department of Justice recently announced that CareCloud Health, a Florida-based developer of electronic health records software, agreed to pay $3.8 million to resolve a...

Financial literacy initiatives for everyday September 12, 2018 When it comes to maximizing money, the rich have access to many more resources than anyone else, not to mention the disposable cash to play with in the first place. That doesn’t mean that they are financially literate by birth but they usually grow up in a very favorable family environment for acquiring financial literacy, can afford to and appreciate financial education and, if they are not acquiring the requisite knowledge and s...

The electronic health record vendor CareCloud has agreed to pay $3.8 million to resolve kickback allegations. According to a press release from the Southern District of Florida U.S. Attorneys Office, the United States accused CareCloud of violating the False Claims Act and the Anti-Kickback Statute through its "Champions Program" marketing-referral initiative.   "Product functionality, reliability, and safety should drive a medical software company’s success, not illegal kickbacks paid to pr...

CareCloud to Pay $3.8M to Settle Whistleblower Case Alleging Kickbacks What You Should Know: – Miami-based EHR company CareCloud has agreed to pay $3.8 million to the federal government to settle a “qui tam” lawsuit filed on behalf of a whistleblower by Phillips & Cohen LLP that alleged CareCloud paid kickbacks to healthcare providers to boost sales of its EHR products. – The “relator” (whistleblower) in the qui tam lawsuit, Ada de la Vega, was a senior manager at CareCloud who has ...

Share this article Share this article MIAMI, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- CareCloud Health Inc., a Miami-based healthcare technology company, has agreed to pay $3.8 million to the federal government to settle a "qui tam" lawsuit filed on behalf of a whistleblower represented by Phillips & Cohen LLP that alleged CareCloud paid kickbacks to healthcare providers to boost sales of its electronic health records products. The US Department of Justice intervened in the kickback claims against CareCl...

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