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Reaching nearly 200 miles an hour bringing a 20foot storm surge Strong Enough to put this massive tanker onshore on top of homes. Incredible. Survivors are picking through what is left. You can see there is not much. Many appear to be in shock and wander the streets and beg for help. Bill mike, from manila, what is the latest there . Reporter what theyre saying now, bill and martha, they have basically, are saying that america has returned. This is the spot where Douglas Mcarthur made his famous...

By Sabela Ojea CityMD has agreed to pay more than $12 million to the Department of Justice for allegedly submitting false claims for payment for Covid-19 testing to the Health Resources and...

DOJ Secures Plea in $50 Million Medicare Fraud and Kickback Scheme - On April 26, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that Manishkumar Patel pleaded guilty to...

On April 9, 2024, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) released a report on the COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement Task Force (“Task Force”), by far DOJ’s most comprehensive review of...

This report reviews notable areas for government enforcement actions during 2023 that were discussed in our monthly Healthcare Regulatory Check-Up reports. In the past year, we saw the...

The government continued to dedicate enormous resources to investigating and prosecuting fraud against COVID-19 pandemic relief programs in 2023. While we observed some civil False...

United Memorial Medical Center LLC has agreed to pay $2 million, to settle alleged they made excessive claims for cost-outlier payments from government health care programs and double-billed the government for COVID-19 tests.

United Memorial Medical Center has agreed to pay $2 million and to make additional contingent payments to resolve alleged False Claims Act violations, the United States Department of Justice announced Wednesday.

While Total Access cooperated fully with investigators, the company did not admit wrongdoing.

United Memorial Medical Center LLC has agreed to pay $2 million, to settle alleged they made excessive claims for cost-outlier payments from government health care programs and double-billed the government for COVID-19 tests.