A New Tool for Helping Labs Improve Diversity in Clinical Trials
Rachel Rangel, AuD, discusses a new toolkit to help laboratory professionals ensure diversity and inclusion is addressed in their research.
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G2 Intelligence Has Some Exciting News to Share!
G2 Intelligence to change subscription model to better serve the laboratory industry with more analysis and insight
Is a Newly Proposed Rule Meant to Stop Healthcare Consolidation?
The new rule put forth by the FTC and DOJ would make mergers and acquisitions much more difficult to achieve.
Compliance Alert: Start Using New ABN Form on June 30
Labs must use the new Advance Beneficiary Notice of Noncoverage (ABN) form starting on June 30, 2023, when the old version expires.
Weekly Enforcement Report: Unlicensed Professionals
Last week’s lone lab-related enforcement action involved a prison sentence for a woman posing as a licensed physician’s assistant.
FCA Recoveries Decline despite Increase in Enforcement Activity
The DOJ's 2022 Fraud Statistics Overview shows it raked in less than 50 percent of what it recovered in FY 2021.
Illegal Marketing Commissions Arrangements Cost Toxicology Lab $5.9 Million
Recent case shows that toxicology labs and drug testing remain a primary target for federal enforcement agencies.
Senators to HHS: Keep Covering At-Home COVID-19 Tests After PHE Ends
Group of 18 senators says ending Medicare coverage for at-home COVID-19 tests would undo efforts to contain spread of the coronavirus.
Medical Device Executives Nailed with Fraud Charges
The three Magellan Diagnostics executives are accused of FDA violations, as well as wire fraud and conspiracy.
Theranos’ Holmes Won’t Avoid Jail While Her Appeal Is Pending
On Monday, federal Judge Edward Davila denied the disgraced Theranos CEO’s motion to remain free while she appeals her conviction.
Grassley’s Bill Aiming to Amend FCA Passes Senate
The bipartisan bill was recently reintroduced to amend the FCA in response to a landmark 2016 Supreme Court ruling.
Almost Half of Healthcare Workers Burnt Out during Pandemic
A recent study revealed burnout rates of 49.9 percent among healthcare professionals during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Reintroduction of SALSA Revives Labs’ Hopes for PAMA Relief
New legislation would force CMS to change the way it calculates Medicare prices for lab tests.
