Former AL Employee: “I was Forced to give Medicine Despite Lacking Qualification”

A West Virginia man alleges his former assisted living facility employer made him complete tasks that he was not qualified to do.

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OCR Settles First Case in HIPAA Right of Access Initiative

September 9, 2019 the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced its first enforcement action and settlement in its Right of Access…

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Three nursing homes pay $190K in back wages, penalties

The U.S. Department of Labor says three Rhode Island nursing care facilities have paid more than $190,000 in back wages to multiple employees to settle labor violations.

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Ambulette Company Guilty in $8.6 Million Kickback Scheme

Igor Radinovskiy and Aleksandr Radinovskiy, co-owners of Sabe Ambulette Services Inc., d/b/a Mobility Transportation, located in Brooklyn and North Bellmore, New York, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to…

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AZ Orthopedics Sued by EEOC for Gender Discrimination and Retaliation

Flagstaff, Ariz., violated federal law by refusing to hire male applicants because of their gender and retaliated against a male applicant who complained about the sex discrimin­ation, the U.S. Equal…

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El Paso Physicians Group Settles over False Claims Act Allegations

Dr. Robert Moreno, Cheryl Moreno, William “Bill” Collins, Accutrack Medical Claims Service, LLC, and El Paso Integrated Physicians Group, P.A. paid $2,929,162 to settle allegations that they defrauded the U.S….

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Doctor Pays $471K to Resolve Alleged False Claims Act Liability

In a civil settlement agreement with the U.S. Government, an orthopedic surgeon has agreed to pay $471,221.46 to resolve allegations that he knowingly accepted illegal kickback payments in exchange for…

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Man posed as a nurse at Ohio home health agencies for four years

Cincinnati — A Hamilton County man is accused of posing as a nurse and working at two home health agencies. Authorities say Martez Morris, 27, went undetected for four years.

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Nursing Assistant Receives Jail Sentence for Stealing from Wheelchair-Bound Veteran

Philadelphia—United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced that Jacoya Brazzle, 31, of Coatesville, Pennsylvania, was sentenced to eight months’ incarceration, five years supervised release and full restitution by United States…

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Fire at Oklahoma nursing home leaves dozens displaced

A fire in a nursing home in Cushing on Tuesday caused the complete evacuation of residents.

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