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Interim final rule to give individuals and medical provider entities flexibility to respond to COVID-19 pandemic
An interim final rule issued in response to the urgency of the public health emergency (PHE) created by COVID-19, to allow changes to payment rules that previously inhibited the use of technology to...
Allegations of an Illegal kickback scheme involving diabetes supplies survives motion to dismiss
While fraud plaintiffs are required to plead specifics, when they allege a wide-ranging scheme involving numerous systematic misrepresentations, they are allowed to plead representative samples...
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) impacts health industry, health law
Highlights of the CARES Act that relate to the health industry and health law are outlined.
FDA eases restrictions on face masks and respirators amid COVID-19 crisis
The FDA sets forth a policy to expand the availability of face masks and respirators and invites manufacturers to offer solutions.
Medicare inpatients switched to observation status were deprived of due process
Hospital utilization review staff changes based on mandatory CMS standards, without there being a mechanism to challenge such decisions, constituted a deprivation of a property interest in Medicare...