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Michigan’s McLaren to Pay $7.7M to Resolve Alleged Drug Violations January 21, 2021 The civil settlement was announced by the U.S. attorneys in Grand Rapids and Detroit, Michigan. It follows a years-long investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration that started after the agency learned an unregistered substance abuse treatment facility was improperly receiving controlled substances from a pharmacy in western Michigan. The government also alleges that McLaren pharmacies in Port Huron and Yale dispensed Schedule II drugs without written prescriptions and despite red flags that the drugs were being diverted by a pharmacist-in-charge. The DEA lists morphine, methadone, hydrocodone and fentanyl as examples of Schedule II substances. ....
Credit User: frankileon / Flickr / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 McLaren Health Care Corporation has agreed to pay a record $7,750,000 civil penalty to the U.S. government to resolve alleged violations of the federal Controlled Substances Act. The civil settlement was announced earlier this week by the U.S. Attorneys for the Western and Eastern Districts of Michigan. This is the largest settlement involving a major health care system for drug diversion ever in the history of the United States, said Matthew Schneider, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, who announced on Thursday his plans to resign from his position at the beginning of February. ....
McLaren agrees to $7.75 million settlement on opioid drug diversion charges Print McLaren Health Care Corp., a 14-hospital health system based in Grand Blanc, has agreed to a $7.75 million civil settlement over the health system s handling of controlled substances in its retail pharmacy program, federal officials said Tuesday. The settlement resolved allegations that McLaren violated certain provisions of the federal Controlled Substances Act, according to a statement from U.S. attorneys Andrew Birge in the Western Michigan District and Matthew Schneider in the Eastern Michigan District. It ended an investigation over several years in which employees at multiple McLaren facilities in Michigan were alleged to have diverted drugs from about 2014 to 2019 and violated federal laws, officials said. ....
McLaren to pay $7.7M to resolve alleged drug violations Associated Press Tags: Opioid drug overdose deaths are down in US, study finds, but COVID-19 could change that. (CNN) DETROIT – McLaren Health Care Corp. has agreed to pay the federal government more than $7.7 million to resolve alleged violations of provisions of the Controlled Substances Act. The civil settlement was announced Tuesday by the U.S. attorneys in Grand Rapids and Detroit. It follows a years-long investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration that started after the agency learned an unregistered substance abuse treatment facility was improperly receiving controlled substances from a pharmacy in western Michigan. ....