Florida Man Pleads Guilty to $8M Medicare Fraud Scheme
Corey Alston pleads guilty to a Medicare fraud scheme involving over $8M in false claims for COVID-19 test kits, facing sentencing soon.
Investigative Report: $50 Billion in Questionable Medicare Payments
A detailed investigation uncovers $50 billion in Medicare payments for unverified diagnoses made by insurers, raising concerns about Medicare Advantage practices.
CMS Administrator Warns of Devastating Cuts to Nursing Home Oversight
Chiquita Brooks-LaSure highlights critical issues from cuts in HHS that threaten nursing home oversight, impacting care quality and enforcement.
Medicare Drug Costs Under Inflation Reduction Act: Implications Ahead
Explore how the Inflation Reduction Act impacts Medicare beneficiaries' access and costs for prescription medications, including significant changes in formulary access and cost-sharing for 2025.
Medicare Fraud: A Target for Government Savings
An overview of Medicare fraud and its impact on government expenditures, highlighting necessary reforms to curb improper payments.
Congress Extends Medicare Telehealth Flexibilities Until 2025
Congress has extended Medicare telehealth flexibilities to September 2025, addressing provider concerns over expiration.
DOJ Settles $62M Medicare Advantage Fraud Case
The DOJ settles a significant Medicare Advantage fraud case, showcasing the commitment to fight healthcare fraud and ensure compliance with billing practices.
Koreatown Medical Providers Settle for $62 Million Over False Claims
Koreatown healthcare providers settle $62M for false Medicare claims.
CMS to Release Medicare 2026 Proposed Payment Regulations
An overview of the upcoming Medicare 2026 proposed payment regulations by CMS and their potential impact on healthcare policies and payment systems.
Medicare Advantage Enrollment Growth Continues Despite Slowdown
Medicare Advantage enrollment grows 3.9% in 2024 despite market challenges, marking a record total of 34.5 million enrollees.