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24 September 2020

Medicaid fraud general inspector proposed in Michigan

Senate Bill 942 and House Bill 5542 involve health care fraud in Michigan, a topic of high interest to the state...

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24 September 2020

Florida bill would clamp down on β€˜pill-mill’ scams

Florida’s top officials this week unveiled sweeping legislation to combat the growing ranks of pain clinics doling out narcotic pills, especially...

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24 September 2020

Fraud topic surfaces during Obama’s healthcare summit

There was general agreement during yesterday’s White House summit that more needs to be done to combat fraud in health care....

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24 September 2020

NCOIL responds to body shops on airbag model bill

The National Conference of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) responded to a Feb. 9 article in ABRN entitled β€œWMABA urges repairers to oppose...

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24 September 2020

Battle brewing in Fla. over regulation of public adjusters

Florida’s three major insurance trade groups are lining up behind legislation to restrict how public insurance adjusters operate. The Florida Insurance...

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24 September 2020

Maryland lawmakers considering false claims act

Maryland looks like it may become the 26th state to enact a full-fledged false claims act to clamp down on medical...

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24 September 2020

Lobbying by body shops kills airbag bill in Maryland

On Feb. 15, Senate Bill 209, proposed by Senator Delores Kelley (D-District 10, Baltimore County) was voted unanimously by the Senate...

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24 September 2020

Obama unveils new anti-fraud proposals in health plan

The White House posted its new healthcare reform proposal online this morning, and it includes a few interesting anti-fraud proposals. Among...

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24 September 2020

Florida bill would decertify providers convicted of fraud

Senator Charlie Justice filed stricter legislation Tuesday to discipline health insurance providers found guilty of Medicare fraud. Senate Bill 1958 states...

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24 September 2020

Va. House of Delegates Debates ID Checks for Prescription Drugs

A bill being proposed by Del. Matt Lohr, from Harrisonburg, is moving forward in the Virginia House of Delegates. The bill...

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