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Baltimore spine doctor sentenced to three years for kickback scheme, wire fraud - Vimarsana News

Baltimore spine doctor sentenced to three years for kickback scheme, wire fraud

The Maryland Board of Physicians is considering revoking a Baltimore spine doctor’s license as he serves a three-year sentence in federal prison for a prescription drug kickback scheme.

evolvedMD earns place among elite on Inc. 5000 'Fastest Growing Private Companies in America' - Vimarsana News

evolvedMD earns place among elite on Inc. 5000 'Fastest Growing Private Companies in America'

/PRNewswire/ -- Despite the pandemic-fueled headwinds that plagued many companies the past few years, evolvedMD, a leader in behavioral health integration in...

evolvedMD earns place among elite on Inc. 5000 'Fastest Growing Private Companies in America' - Vimarsana News

evolvedMD earns place among elite on Inc. 5000 'Fastest Growing Private Companies in America'

/PRNewswire/ -- Despite the pandemic-fueled headwinds that plagued many companies the past few years, evolvedMD, a leader in behavioral health integration in...

State Farm Lawsuit Accuses N.J. Medical Providers of $2.6M Fraud Scheme - Vimarsana News

State Farm Lawsuit Accuses N.J. Medical Providers of $2.6M Fraud Scheme

Insurer State Farm is fighting what it says is a fraudulent medical scheme that has been exploiting New Jersey's personal injury protection (PIP) benefits

State Farm Alleges $2.6M Auto Insurance Fraud by New Jersey Chiropractors, Doctors - Vimarsana News

State Farm Alleges $2.6M Auto Insurance Fraud by New Jersey Chiropractors, Doctors

Insurer State Farm is fighting what it says is a fraudulent medical scheme that has been exploiting New Jersey's personal injury protection (PIP) benefits