Category: Urinalysis Fraud
Some rural hospitals used for big insurance reimbursements – and profit
Substance Abuse Treatment Center Owner Pleads Guilty to $57 Million Money Laundering Conspiracy…
The Liquid Gold Rush
Liquid Gold Rush: The $95,244 urine tests
The charge highlights what some call a “liquid gold rush” hitting Georgia, impacting vulnerable patients in debt trying to get sober
A $17,850 Urine Test?
A $17,850 urine test: Industry boom amid opioid epidemic | CNN
Urine testing for patients with chronic pain has grown explosively, costing billions of dollars annually and raising concerns that some labs and doctors run tests needlessly or charge exorbitant rates.
UnitedHealthcare accuses Dallas labs of $100 million fraud involving kickbacks for bogus drug tests
UnitedHealthcare accuses Dallas labs of $100 million fraud involving kickbacks for bogus drug tests
One of the nation’s biggest insurers, UnitedHealthcare, has filed a lawsuit in federal court against a Dallas-based laboratory network, alleging…
Urine Drug Screens – Understanding the Basics
Healthcare Fraud Shield’s Latest Article: Urine Drug Screens-Understanding the Basics
Patients may need urine drug screening tests for a variety of reasons including monitoring of their pain medication regimen or simply as a screening tool to look for the presence of drugs. It’s important to understand the types of drug screens and why one would need them prior to investigating any issues involving these tests.
Corruption in the drug rehab industry: How peeing in a cup can make millions
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Arizona lawsuit opens window into lucrative drug rehab business — and allegations of fraud
Arizona lawsuit opens window into lucrative drug rehab business – and allegations of fraud
A group of drug rehab centers sued Health Net of Arizona, claiming the insurer improperly halted treatment payments. The insurer alleges fraud.