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Vol. 19, Nos. 1-4, pp. 1-162
Jan. 7 - Jan. 28, 2010

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    MALPRACTICE
      – Birth-injury compensation plan
        – – Hospital's liability limited by predelivery notice given by doctor (Fla. Dist. Ct. App.), 42
        – – Notice by only one entity inadequate (Fla.), 105
      – Md., noneconomic damages cap applies where arbitration waived (Md.), 106
      – Subrogation issues
    MALPRACTICE INSURANCE
      – McCarran-Ferguson Act repeal for health and malpractice insurers
        – – Proposals
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3596, HR 3962, S 1681
        – – Warnings from actuaries, 131
    MANAGED CARE
      – Cal., timely access to nonemergency care rules, 145
      – Medicaid
      – Out-of-network services
        – – “Allowable amount” challenge (N.D. Ill.), 141
        – – N.J., assignment of benefits, plans must pay out-of-network providers, 146
    MARKETING
      – DME, telemarketing calls to beneficiaries improper, IG notice, 95
      – N.H., new health data law, 27
      – Off-label use
    MARYLAND
      – Noneconomic damages cap applies where arbitration waived (Md.), 106
    MASSACHUSETTS
      – Medicaid, appropriate settings, challenge to class of developmentally disabled persons settlement (1st Cir.), 148
    MEDICAID
      – Colo., in-home attendant care cuts (Colo. Dist. Ct.), 77
      – Dental management company services to low income children (D. M.D.), 135
      – EHR incentives
      – Managed care
      – Mass., appropriate settings, challenge to class of developmentally disabled persons settlement (1st Cir.), 148
      – Medi-Cal
      – Nebraska, funding in health reform bill
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3590
      – N.D., recipients may reclaim some third-party benefits from state (D.N.D.), 35
      – Subrogation, settlement for injuries to minor child to satisfy Medicaid lien (Pa.), 75
    MEDICAID DRUG COVERAGE
      – Ala., average wholesale price litigation, AstraZeneca, GlasxoSmithKline, and Novartis win on appeal (Ala.), 133
      – Wash., pharmacies to stop filling prescriptions due to pay cuts, 149
    MEDICAID FRAUD
      – N.J., state False Claims Act amended to increase recoveries, 134
      – Nursing homes quality of care, St. Louis-area owner agrees to pay over $1M in fines (E.D. Mo.), 75
      – Payments for referrals alleged, Tulsa hospital agrees to pay to settle claims, 24
      – St. Louis orthopedic clinic settles billings charges, 98
    MEDICAID MANAGED CARE
      – Haw., mandated enrollment for aged, blind, or disabled (D. Haw.), 76
    MEDICAL DEVICES
      – La., diagnostic devices tax exemption (La. Ct. App.), 80
      – Pulse oximeters, no antitrust violation for new and improved devices (9th Cir.), 62
    MEDICAL RECORDS
    MEDICARE
    MEDICARE+CHOICE
      – Ed. Note: The name of this program was changed from Medicare+Choice to Medicare Advantage under the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003.
    MEDICARE DRUG COVERAGE
      – Ed. Note: Entries at this heading refer to Medicare Part D unless otherwise indicated.
      – Part B inhalation drugs, least costly alternative policy not allowed to set reimbursement rates (D.C. Cir.), 37
    MEDICARE FRAUD
      – Blood gas test interpretations allegedly not performed, Tex. hospital agrees to pay, 24
      – Evaluation and management of cardiology patients overbilling alleged, Genesys Health Sys. agrees to pay, 24
      – Nursing homes quality of care, St. Louis-area owner agrees to pay over $1M in fines (E.D. Mo.), 75
      – NYC podiatrist, settlement (S.D.N.Y.), 135
      – Payments for referrals alleged, Tulsa hospital agrees to pay to settle claims, 24
      – St. Louis orthopedic clinic settles billings charges, 98
      – “Skid Row” recruiting for unnecessary treatment, consent judgment (C.D. Cal.), 134
      – Unreasonable and unnecessary hospital admissions alleged, Minn. hospital and physician agree to pay (D. Minn.), 24
    MEDICARE REFORM
      – Health care reform, House and Senate bills
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3590, HR 3962
    MENTAL HEALTH
      – EMTALA application to inpatients briefing, suit by estate of woman murdered by discharged husband (U.S., interim order), 150
    MENTAL RETARDATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
      – Appropriate settings, challenge to class of Mass. developmentally disabled persons settlement upheld (1st Cir.), 148
      – Autism, applied behavioral analysis therapy
    MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
      – HealthNet assets acquired by United Healthcare, HIPAA privacy issues, 139
      – Nonprofit corporate law developments in 2009, BNA Analysis & Perspective, 111
      – Scott & White Healthcare acquisition of King's Daughters Hospital, investigation ended due to distressed financial condition (FTC), 19
      – Univ. of Pittsburgh Medical Center/Braddock Medical Center not related, depreciation denial (3d Cir.), 149
    MICHIGAN
      – Medicaid, unnecessary visits by physicians alleged, home health company agrees to pay, 24
      – Staff privileges, permanent probation for refusal to record patients' prescription histories (Mich. Ct. App.), 104
      – Whistleblowers, former ambulance company employee may assert claim (W.D. Mich.), 94
    MISSISSIPPI
      – Lung transplant, misrepresentation of plan coverage state law suit (S.D. Miss.), 71
    MISSOURI
      – Nursing homes quality of care, St. Louis-area owner agrees to pay fines over $1M (E.D. Mo.), 75
    MONTANA
      – Assisted suicide, physicians may aid terminally ill patients (Mont.), 39

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