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Dr. Michael W. Dole Indicted in $32.7 Million Medicare Fraud CaseIn a major development for the healthcare industry, Dr. Michael W. Dole, a 59-year-old physician from Alexandria, Louisiana, ...
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It's not just happening to her. The scam has hit people in Hawaii, Ohio, and Texas, like Tom England. CBS News Texas traced ...
It is no surprise that Medicare patients often wait weeks to months for an appointment with a new provider.
Technology alone isn't the answer. Computers can’t lay hands on a patient. We need a nuanced approach that combines advanced ...
A vacant office and aviation property near Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport sold via U.S. Bankruptcy Court for $25.2 million ...
Local opinion: Protect, detect and report — Three steps you can take to guard against Medicare fraud
By remembering some simple but effective tips, you can protect yourself against scams, including identity theft and ...
A key overseas figure in a fraud that bilked Medicare out of $1.2B failed to appear at his 2nd consecutive South Carolina ...
The Iowa Board of Nursing has revoked the license of an advanced registered nurse practitioner accused of funding a lavish ...
An Alexandria, La.-based physician has been charged for his role in a $32.7 million Medicare fraud scheme involving medically unnecessary definitive urine drug testing services. From around January ...
Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson discusses what Americans should be concerned about after nearly 1 million Medicare beneficiaries’ ...
The Department of Health and Human Services’ decision to exclude a cardiologist from Medicare, Medicaid and other federal ...
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — A Lafayette federal grand jury indicted an Alexandria doctor on Wednesday in connection with a Medicare fraud scheme involving medically unnecessary urine drug testing ...
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