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OnlineDoctor.com Ranks Top Online Supplement and Prescription Services of 2021 Share Article SEATTLE (PRWEB) February 08, 2021 OnlineDoctor.com, a trusted source for content and information about online medical and healthcare services, has published an in-depth review of the best online supplement and prescription services of 2021. Research experts examined platforms based on several core features and customer feedback. The service providers were required to guarantee all authentic medications were from legitimate pharmacists. It was also mandatory for each platform to provide services that can address a variety of customer needs. The final list prioritized companies that offer convenient same-day consultations, delivery, automatic refills, and mobile apps to manage services on the go. ....
McLaren agrees to pay record $7.75M settlement over drug diversion allegations Updated Jan 20, 2021; Facebook Share PORT HURON, MI McLaren Health Care Corporation will pay the United States the nation’s largest settlement of its kind for allegations of drug diversion at a health care system. The United States Attorneys’ Offices for the Western and Eastern Districts of Michigan announced Tuesday, Jan. 19, McLaren Health Care Corporation (MHCC) agreed to pay the United States $7.75 million to resolve allegations that it violated certain provisions of the Controlled Substances Act, according to a U.S. Attorneys’ Office news release. The government alleged that McLaren Port Huron Pharmacy and McLaren Yale Pharmacy in the Eastern District of Michigan dispensed Schedule II drugs without written prescriptions and despite “red flags” that those drugs were being diverted by the MHCC’s pharmacist who were in charge. The government further alleged that seve ....
McLaren Health Care Corp. of Grand Blanc, with 14-hospitals, agreed Tuesday with the Justice Department to pay a record $7.75 million penalty following a multi-year probe by the DEA into illegal distribution of opioids and other drugs without prescriptions. “At nearly $7.8 million, this is the largest civil Controlled Substances Act settlement in American history involving a health care system whose internal practices were so deficient that it allowed the diversion of drugs, including opioids,” said Detroit U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider in a statement. “McLaren clearly didn’t have a sufficient system in place to catch these problems. But now, under this settlement, McLaren is stepping up and implementing more robust compliance measures. ....