DOJ and HHS rewrite the playbook for health-care fraud self-disclosure
The Justice Department and HHS announced a new self-disclosure protocol for criminal health-care fraud on October 15. Companies that want to come clean now only need to disclose once to get the benefits of both agencies’ programs. It’s framed as efficiency; it also reads like an acknowledgment that the old process was needlessly clunky.
The Justice Department and HHS announced a new self-disclosure protocol for criminal health-care fraud on October 15. Companies that want to come clean now only need to disclose once to get the benefits of both agencies’ programs. It’s framed as efficiency; it also reads like an acknowledgment that the old process was needlessly clunky.
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