False Claims Act Cases Involving Millions in Medical Fraud: What you Need to Know About Recent Court Decisions

False Claims Act civil actions involve millions of dollars in medical waste, fraud, and abuse. This advanced webinar provides the basics of federal false claims act laws, with a detail on the two types of prosecutions for alleged false claims. 

You will understand how millions are at stake in these federal actions. 

This advanced webinar summarizes federal cases from the courts, including a landmark ruling from the United States Supreme Court that changes everything. An analysis of these court cases guides the attendee on real-world outcomes from actual federal cases.

Finally, you will learn basic tips and techniques to avoid liability and maintain defensible record-keeping.

Areas Covered:-

• Basics of federal false claims act cases.
• Two types of prosecutions for false claims.
• Understand why millions of dollars in medical fraud are at stake.
• The U.S. Supreme Court case changes everything.
• Update on other federal cases – a detailed analysis.
• Basic tips and techniques to defend yourself from liability.

Background:-

• Federal Civil Actions in Healthcare
• Medicare and Medicaid Fraud
• Medical Billing

Why Should You Attend:-

Erase the fear, uncertainty, and doubt about how federal civil cases in court apply to recoup government monies when millions of dollars are on the line in false claims act cases.

These legal cases can be brought by the federal government directly or by private parties – who are highly motivated to do so by the bounty they may get as their share of the recouped money. 

That recouped money will come out of your pocket if you are a health care entity or health care practitioner who is the subject of these crushing court cases.

Learn the basics of false claims act causes of action then delve into the intricacies of recent federal court cases, including a case from the United States Supreme Court, and learn how they apply to you.

Who Should Attend:-

• Healthcare Attorneys
• Corporate Compliance Officers in Healthcare
• Medical Records Staff of Medical Offices and Health Care Entities
• Hospital Attorneys
• Healthcare Practitioners Who are Covered Entities
• Law Enforcement Officers in Healthcare Compliance
• State Boards and agencies with jurisdiction over state licenses to practice a healthcare profession