Check Out Jay Shah’s Podcast, “Let Doctors Be Doctors,” About Wound Care in the Rio Grande Valley (with Noel Oliveria)
Dr. Jay Shah, well-known wound care practitioner and past president of the Texas Medical Association, has a wonderful podcast called, “Let Doctors be Doctors.” In this episode of Let Doctors Be Doctors, Jay talks to another long-time friend of mine, Noel Oliveira, MD...Wound Care Company Settles with DOJ – Skin Substitute Claims Should Reflect True Purchase Price
The claims alleged by the United States are allegations only. There has been no determination of liability. Heuser Health, a Louisville-based provider of at-home wound care services, has agreed to pay $2,646,186.72 to resolve allegations that it violated the False...Optometrist Sentenced to 42 Months in Federal Prison for False Claims Pertaining to Wound Care
Middle District of Tennessee | Brentwood Woman Sentenced to Federal Prison for $6.9 Million Health Care Fraud Scheme | United States Department of Justice Helen Boerman, an optometrist in Brentwood, Tennessee, pleaded guilty to making false, fictitious, or fraudulent...MACs Propose Non-Coverage of Fluorescence Wound Imaging
A Walk Down History Lane… and Why We Need Real-World Data As most of you know by now, the CMS Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) just released drafts of non-coverage policies for Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) in Wound and Flap Management and Real-Time...