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News/Compliance & Enforcement/Gamma Healthcare and Three of Its Owners Agree to Pay $13.6 Million for Allegedly Billing Medicare for Lab Tests That Were Not Ordered or Medically Necessary
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Gamma Healthcare and Three of Its Owners Agree to Pay $13.6 Million for Allegedly Billing Medicare for Lab Tests That Were Not Ordered or Medically Necessary

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PubK AdminMarch 28, 2024 · 1 min read
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Department of Justice – A Missouri lab and three of its owners have agreed to pay $13.6 million to resolve allegations they submitted claims to Medicare for unnecessary tests that were not intentionally ordered by health care providers.

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