2022 Articles by Wachler & Associates PC

2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Clinical Laboratory Updates by Jenni Colagiovanni and Daniel Ayyash, Wachler & Associates, P.C., December 17, 2022

Michigan Department of Health And Human Services Reinstates Provider Enrollment and Revalidation Requirements by Rolf Lowe, November 11, 2022

Don’t Be Surprised: A No Surprises Act Primer by Jenni Colagiovanni and Daniel Ayyash, Wachler & Associates, P.C., October 14, 2022

HHS OIG Directs Medicare Contractors to Scrutinize Telehealth Services Billing by Stephen Shaver and Christian Ieraci, Wachler & Associates PC, September 16, 2022

OIG Special Fraud Alert Highlights Suspect Telemedicine Arrangements, by Dustin T. Wachler, Esq., August 29, 2022

United States Supreme Court Says More Than Mere Negligence Is Needed to Prosecute Physicians for Over-Prescribing Controlled Substances, by Jesse Adam Markos, Esq., July 18, 2022

What Is in a Diganosis Code – More Than You Might Think for Medicare Advantage Payments, by Rolf Lowe, Esq., June 21, 2022

The Provider Relief Fund Saga Continues, by Stephen Shaver, Esq., May 20, 2022

CMS’ Supplemental Medical Review Contractor Targets Vulnerabilities with Nationwide Medical Reviews, by: Jennifer Colagiovanni, Esq., April 27, 2022

Michigan Ramps up Efforts to Recruit and Retain Healthcare Providers During The COVID-19 Pandemic, by: Jesse Adam Markos, Esq., March 28, 2022

Data Breaches: No Harm No Foul, by: Rolf Lowe, February 25, 2022

New Court Decision Illustrates Practical Implications of Medicare Recoupment, by: Stephen Shaver and Christian Ieraci, January 28, 2022

The Provider Relief Fund: Reporting Unreimbursed Expenses and Lost Revenue, by: Stephen Shaver, Esq., January 2022

CMS’ Supplemental Medical Review Contractor Targets Vulnerabilities with Nationwide Medical Reviews

Michigan Ramps up Efforts to Recruit and Retain Healthcare Providers During The COVID-19 Pandemic

Data Breaches: No Harm No Foul

New Court Decision Illustrates Practical Implications of Medicare Recoupment

The Provider Relief Fund: Reporting Unreimbursed Expenses and Lost Revenue

Operation Happy Clickers Holds Medical Providers Responsible for Roles in Telemedicine Fraud Schemes

The Provider Relief Fund Saga Continues

What Is in a Diganosis Code – More Than You Might Think for Medicare Advantage Payments

United States Supreme Court Says More Than Mere Negligence Is Needed to Prosecute Physicians for Over-Prescribing Controlled Substances

OIG Special Fraud Alert Highlights Suspect Telemedicine Arrangements

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