• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

Not necessarily. It depends on the nature of the crime. A felony is always a serious matter, and there are some felonies which will prevent you from getting your license Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

Maybe, maybe not. Disciplinary action against your license always depends on the facts. Is this your first DUI, or your fourth? Was it a routine traffic stop or did you Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

You can't lose your nursing license just because you're accused by the hospital or accused by an employer of drug diversion. You can't lose your nursing license just because you Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

Disciplinary action against your license always depends on the facts. For example, there's a big difference between being arrested for a DUI after a routine traffic stop and being arrested Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

It depends on the nature of a crime. For example, were you convicted of misdemeanor shoplifting or did you run over a pedestrian while you were driving under the influence Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

You can't lose your medical license just because you were accused by the hospital or by civil authorities of drug diversion. The board of medicine will investigate any allegation of Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

The hearing panel in a medical staff hearing is composed of physicians from your medical staff. Sometimes there's a panel of three. Sometimes there's a panel of five. They can't Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

A raid is a very frightening experience. FBI agents come into your office unannounced with their firearms. The first thing to do under any circumstance is to call your lawyer Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

Medicare fraud is billing Medicare for services which you either didn't provide or you didn't provide in compliance with all of the Medicare rules and regulations, about a million of Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

Medicaid fraud is billing for Medicaid services that you either didn't provide or that you didn't provide in compliance with all of the Medicaid rules and regulations. For example, billing Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

If the Department of Health files an administrative complaint against you, they send you an election of rights along with it. And that's your chance to decide how you want Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

A Medicare audit is the process by which the Medicare administrative contractor, and in Florida it's First Coast Service Options, goes back to check on whether the claims of providers Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

Medical staff hearing, which is often referred to as a fair hearing, is held by a hospital to determine the rights of a member of the medical staff. For example, Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

A preliminary audit report is the initial report from the Agency for Health Care Administration, or AHCA, after they have completed a Medicaid audit. It will tell you whether all Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

A final audit report is the final report issued by the agency for healthcare administration, AHCA, after it finishes a Medicaid audit. If Medicaid claims that you have been overpaid Read More

• posted: Dec. 16, 2019

A Medicaid audit is the process by which the Agency for Health Care Administration, or AHCA, goes back to check on whether the claims a provider submitted meet all the Read More