Supreme Court may revisit key False Claims decision
By
Kimberly Marselas
Apr 17, 2018
The Supreme Court may be willing to reconsider a ruling that has had a dramatic impact on False Claims cases since 2016, including an extraordinary $347 million reversal in favor of nursing home operator...
Supreme Court upholds controversial False Claims liability theory
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Jun 17, 2016
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a controversial legal theory that could increase False Claims Act scrutiny against healthcare providers.
Gov. Bush may seek to reverse feeding-tube law rejection by court
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Haymarket Media
Sep 27, 2004
It was still unclear as to when the feeding tube would be removed from a severely brain-damaged Florida woman whose case has made medical ethical headlines for years. The Florida Supreme Court last week...
Healthcare worker, OSHA vaccine mandates headed to Supreme Court
By
Kimberly Marselas
Dec 19, 2021
The immediate fate of a federal vaccine mandate covering most U.S. healthcare workers was in the hands of the Supreme Court this weekend, as the Biden administration sought to reverse an injunction preventing...
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Nov 05, 2014
Supreme Court hears arguments over whether Omnicare misled investors … Hospice medical director faces up to 20 years in prison for improper patient certifications … Lack of interoperability...
Clinical briefs for Wednesday, Dec. 15
By
Alicia Lasek
Dec 15, 2021
CMS vaccine mandate’s enforcement blocked on appeal … Supreme Court denies religious challenge to NY vaccine mandate … Adults prefer in-person clinical visit over telehealth care: poll … Prescriber’s...
Also in the News for Tuesday, Oct. 9
By
Marty Stempniak
Oct 09, 2018
FDA allows for the marketing of first self-fitting hearing aid … MedPAC digs into payment for defined episode of post-acute care, measures for comparing outcomes across PAC settings … Alabama Supreme...
Also in the News for Thursday, Oct. 21
Oct 21, 2021
U.S. Supreme Court denies Maine healthcare workers’ vaccine mandate challenge … New nursing home reform measures take effect in New York … Report: Most Medicare beneficiaries received telehealth...
Also in the news for Wednesday, June 27
Jun 27, 2018
ProMedica CFO defends ManoreCare’s performance … Senate passes legislation to improve VA nursing home care … Move by Florida healthcare regulators to avoid Medicare litigation, instead,...
Supreme Court ruling cited in argument for removing mentally ill from nursing homes
Jul 01, 2009
A 10-year-old Supreme Court ruling is being dusted off to make the case for taking the mentally ill out of nursing homes and supporting them in the community and at home.