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Federal health care anti-fraud efforts at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) would receive a boost of $250 million in funding over last year’s budget request, and the Medicare Fraud Strike Force program would be expanded, under the proposed fiscal year 2011 budget, released Feb. 1.

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March 2010 - Table of Contents

GCR March 2010 (Full PDF Issue)

Supreme Court Upholds Ruling on Forensic Lab Testimony

Compliance Perspectives: What the Government’s Increased Enforcement Efforts Could Mean for Health Care Providers

The Back Page: News-At-a-Glance (March 2010)

Diagnostic Testing Facility Denied Reimbursement Over Improper Documentation of Necessity

Former Michigan Clinic Owner Sentenced in Medicare Fraud Scheme

Proposed Federal Budget Seeks $250 Million for Increased Anti-Fraud Efforts, Strike Force

Lab, Pathology Groups Urge Quick Legislative Action to Revive ‘Grandfather’ Protection for TC Billing

ACLA Makes Recommendations on Exchange of Electronic Laboratory Data