Compliance Concerns: Laboratory Regulations in 2024 and Beyond
Earle S. Collum, chair of the CAP Council on Accreditation, talks through regulatory changes in 2024 and what to expect from 2025
Earle S. Collum, chair of the CAP Council on Accreditation, talks through regulatory changes in 2024 and what to expect from 2025
A False Claims Act whistleblower lawsuit can do significant damage to your lab and its reputation, even if the case lacks truth and merit.
At $1.1 billion, total recoveries in 2022 did exceed $1 billion for the fourth year in a row, but dropped from $1.7 billion in FY 2021
On March 28, the 118th Congress raised lab industry hopes once more by reintroducing the Saving Access to Laboratory Services Act (SALSA).
A new OIG Advisory Opinion sheds some light on when it’s permissible for a lab to offer customers a gift card for returning their at-home testing kit.
It’s not just billions of dollars on the line, but the very future of whistleblower lawsuits and FCA enforcement.
The DOJ’s recent report on FCA enforcement statistics for FY 2022 shows that while actions are dramatically up, recoveries are way down.
No company better embodies the vicissitudes of running a COVID-19-focused diagnostics business during the pandemic period than Lucira Health.
HHS secretary takes action to ensure that EUAs remain in effect until the “significant potential” for a COVID-19 PHE no longer exists.
Product integration collaborations have become increasingly common, with five such deals being announced between February and mid-March.
While only time will tell how bad the ultimate damage turns out to be, it appears for now at least that the industry has dodged a bullet.