Laura Perryman, founder and CEO of Stimwave, a medical device company, was found guilty of healthcare fraud and wire fraud conspiracy for marketing and selling a fake medical device component, the White Stylet, to physicians for implantation into patients.
“We believe that HHS and CMS should expeditiously take steps to add the device identifier portion of UDIs in Medicare claims, and we ask you to commit to finalizing this change as soon as possible,” write the lawmakers.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has selected ECRI Institute as a Prime awardee of the Network of Quality Improvement and Innovation Contractors (NQIIC). This designation will allow NQIICs to bid on task orders over the next five years.
Laura Perryman, founder and CEO of Stimwave, a medical device company, was found guilty of healthcare fraud and wire fraud conspiracy for marketing and selling a fake medical device component, the White Stylet, to physicians for implantation into patients.