tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2005 Issue 26

Enforcement Watch: DOJ Doling Out Stiff Punishment In Deceased-Px Case

PA billing at a physician's rate facing a half-century in the big house. Submitting outpatient services claims to Medicare and Medicaid for patients who were hospitalized on the service dates will result in health care fraud charges. A federal grand jury indicted Larry J. Solomon, a physician's assistant and manager of BPS Medical and Rehabilitation, PLLC and Diversified Medical and Associates in Washington, D.C., on health care fraud, false statements in regard to health care and money laundering charges, according to a May 26 Department of Justice press release.  From May 1999 to March 2005, Solomon...

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