Roche Diagnostics Driver Jobs
Roche, an Indianapolis-based medical supply company, and Humana, a Louisville-based health insurer, paid $12.5 million to settle a lawsuit after a whistleblower accused them of defrauding a government insurance program, according to a news release.
- You will be the driver of articulating the importance of the value of diagnostics to improve patient outcomes and better allocate the care delivery budgets. You will promote Roche Diagnostics as an industry thought leader by public speaking and authoring of articles, white papers and other market facing activities.
- The LightCycler ® 480 Instrument is designed for general laboratory use and is not intended for use in diagnostic procedures. Obtain fast, highly sensitive, and reproducible results for qualitative and quantitative detection of nucleic acids, mutation scanning, and SNP analysis.
- Nathan Basken Head of Process and Support at Roche Tissue Diagnostics Tucson, Arizona, United States 402 connections.
- Roche Diagnostics and Humana settle $12.5 million Medicare fraud lawsuit Binghui Huang, Indianapolis Star 2 days ago. Driver grateful to be alive after truck plummeted 70 feet off Wisconsin overpass.
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A former employee of Roche Diagnostics accused the two companies of submitting false claims to a Medicare program that's funded by the government and run by private companies.
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The whistleblower accused Humana, which administers the Medicare program, and Roche of arranging a deal where debt was forgiven in exchange for Humana favoring Roche's diabetes testing supplies.
“The recovery obtained in this case is a testament to the power of whistleblowers in America,” said Michael D. Palmer, a partner in Sanford Heisler Sharp’s New York office, in the news release.
The whistleblower received 29% of the settlement, totaling $3.6 million. The rest of the payment went to the government.
Contact IndyStar reporter Binghui Huang at 317-385-1595 or Bhuang@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @Binghuihuang
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Roche Diagnostics and Humana settle $12.5 million Medicare fraud lawsuit