The offer of a free scanner seems like a win-win for both – you get a free scanner and we get your business. But there’s more to accepting a free scanner or free merchandise.
In this article, by attorney Benjamin Nevius, he offers words of caution on how prevent you and your practice from violating anti-kick back laws. Attorney Nevius of Fox Rothschild, addresses the intent of the law to prevent Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
At SOLO Laboratories, we won’t risk our reputation or yours with offers that may violate the anti-kickback statutes. We encourage you to seek legal advice before you commit to accepting free or heavily discounted products or services in exchange for your business.
As always, if you have any questions for us, we’re here to answer them.
*The individuals who maintain this blog work at Fox Rothschild LLP. The information, comments and links posted on this blog do not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship has been or will be formed by any communication(s) to, from or with the blog and/or the blogger. For legal advice, contact an attorney at Fox Rothschild LLP or an attorney actively practicing in your jurisdiction. Do not send any confidential or privileged information to the blogger; neither Fox Rothschild nor the blogger will assume any liability or responsibility for it. If you send any information, documents or materials to the blog, you give permission for the blogger to include them on or in the blog. No information, documents or materials you send to the blog will be considered confidential or privileged by Fox Rothschild or its lawyers. Also, no such information, documents or materials will be returned to you. All decisions relating to the content belong to the blogger.
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Who Doesn’t Love Free. . .
The offer of a free scanner seems like a win-win for both – you get a free scanner and we get your business. But there’s more to accepting a free scanner or free merchandise.
In this article, by attorney Benjamin Nevius, he offers words of caution on how prevent you and your practice from violating anti-kick back laws. Attorney Nevius of Fox Rothschild, addresses the intent of the law to prevent Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
Read the full post here.*
At SOLO Laboratories, we won’t risk our reputation or yours with offers that may violate the anti-kickback statutes. We encourage you to seek legal advice before you commit to accepting free or heavily discounted products or services in exchange for your business.
As always, if you have any questions for us, we’re here to answer them.
© SOLO Labs 2017
*The individuals who maintain this blog work at Fox Rothschild LLP. The information, comments and links posted on this blog do not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship has been or will be formed by any communication(s) to, from or with the blog and/or the blogger. For legal advice, contact an attorney at Fox Rothschild LLP or an attorney actively practicing in your jurisdiction. Do not send any confidential or privileged information to the blogger; neither Fox Rothschild nor the blogger will assume any liability or responsibility for it. If you send any information, documents or materials to the blog, you give permission for the blogger to include them on or in the blog. No information, documents or materials you send to the blog will be considered confidential or privileged by Fox Rothschild or its lawyers. Also, no such information, documents or materials will be returned to you. All decisions relating to the content belong to the blogger.
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