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In recent years, there have been only a handful of corporate integrity agreements (“CIAs”) and integrity agreements (“IAs”) that have included a “conditional exclusion release” of the.

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Unique Integrity Agreement under HHS OIG

There have been a handful of corporate integrity agreements and integrity agreements that have included a conditional exclusion release of the Office of the Inspector General for the United States Department of Health and Human Services' permissive exclusion authority.

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Indian-American doc pays $1,850,000 for performing unnecessary tests, surgeries

Indian-American doc pays $1,850,000 for performing unnecessary tests, surgeries
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Indian-American doctor asked to pay $1,850,000 for performing unnecessary tests, surgeries

The prosecution also said that many of the diagnostic tests that the doctor ordered were not properly performed, were performed on a broken machine, or were not interpreted in the medical record, as required by Medicare.

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Indian-American doc pays $1,850,000 for performing unnecessary tests, surgeries

An Indian-American doctor has agreed to pay approximately $1,850,000 for allegedly billing the government for cataract surgeries and diagnostic tests that were not medically required.Aarti D. Pandya and her Pandya Practice Group violated the .

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