Dentist Indicted for Intentionally Damaging Teeth in Fraud Scheme
A federal grand jury has indicted Scott Charmoli of Grafton, Wisconsin, for pursuing a healthcare fraud scheme that involved purposely damaging patients’ teeth.
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Media Drives Justice with Medicaid Fraud
On August 10, 2020, Judge Catherine A. Mauzy of the 126th Texas District Court of Travis County granted the state’s motion for partial.
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Dentist Sentenced to Year in Prison for Healthcare Fraud
Yun Sup Kim, a dentist in the St. Louis area, has been sentenced to 12 months and one day in federal prison after.
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Dentist Indicted on Kickback and Fraud Charges
A federal grand jury in Maryland has indicted licensed dentist Edward T. Buford III of Silver Spring, his business partner Kasandra Vilchez-Duarte of.
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Protect Your Revenue Cycle by Building an Insurance Claim Process
As the industry begins reopening practices, it’s imperative for dentists to think about how they can build their practice revenue. One way to take control of the accounts receivable (AR) cycle is by creating a better insurance claim process.
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Connecticut AG Reaches False Claims Settlement With Brookfield Dentist
The Connecticut Office of the Attorney General has reached an $82,500 civil False Claims Act settlement with Brookfield dentist Rawa Hassan, DDS, regarding.
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Delta Dental of Colorado Commits $30 Million to COVID-19 Relief
Delta Dental of Colorado (DDCO) and its foundation (DDCOF) have collectively committed $30 million in the form of billing and premium credits, loans,.
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How to Care for Patients and Get Paid After They’ve Been in an Accident
Many dental practices shy away from seeing patients who have been in an accident. These practices are afraid of dealing with a medical.
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Dentist Suspended for Nine Months for Professional Misconduct
The College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia (CDSBC) has suspended Dr. Kyle Nawrot of Abbotsford, BC, from practicing dentistry effective February 4.
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A Lack of Awareness Impacts the Care of Medicaid Dental Patients
Children and adults on Medicaid are not receiving enough dental treatment. Only 50% of the children between the ages of 3 and 17.
