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4/17/2000
John M.Sutherland and Morris Kelly were each charged with filing a false claim against the U.S. Government, in connection with health care claims made to TRICARE, Medicare and other health care programs.
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4/17/2000
Complaint alleges that the McCarthys and their company filed false and fraudulent claims for reimbursement fromthe TRICARE program and Medicare for medical expenses related to treatment for surgical and non-surgical billing.
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Anderson charged with allegedly submitting two false statements to the Department of Defense, impersonation of an officer, and a convicted felon in possession of firearms and ammunition.
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Immunization of Other Than U.S. Forces (OTUSF) for Biological Warfare Defense
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Daniels charged charged in this 49-count indictment with health care fraud, mail fraud and money laundering, for allegedly submitting false and fraudulent clams to Government funded insurance programs including TRICARE, Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance companies.
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- Identification #: 00-003
- Date: 4/7/2000
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
As the availability of DoD pharmacy services to beneficiaries has expanded beyond the MTF in recent years to include the use of mail-order and commercial pharmacies, it has become increasingly important to be able to identify individual providers by a unique number.
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- Date: 4/7/2000
- Type: Memorandums
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Policy
- Identification #: N/A
- Date: 3/28/2000
- Type: Guidelines
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Policy
- Identification #: 00-002
- Date: 3/10/2000
- Type: Memorandums
- Topics:
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Policy
This policy memo provides criteria for administrative exemptions for selected military and nonmilitary personnel (U.S. service members, DoD E-E civilians and E-E contractor personnel).
This administrative exemption is applicable to retiring and separating personnel (without Reserve Component (RC) obligations and who do not plan to immediately re-enlist) and civilian
employees and contractor personnel leaving a position subject to the AVIP with 180 days or less of service or employment remaining. This administrative exemption does not apply to personnel whom the commander determines shall receive the vaccine because of overriding mission requirements.
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- Date: 3/6/2000
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Anthrax
Meeting Reference
2/24/2000
Minutes for the DoD P&T Committee Meeting from February 2000
Meeting Reference
1/26/2000
Minutes for the DoD P&T Committee Meeting from January 2000
Glossary Term
Date of Publication
1/12/2000
Full-time DoD-subsidized (military sponsored) health or health-related education or training in a military or civilian facility for 26 weeks or more, including education or training received in preparation for commissioning as an Health ...
Source of Definition
DoD Instruction 6000.13: Accession and Retention Policies, Programs, and Incentives for Military Health Professions Officers (HPOs)
Report
1/1/2000
A monthly publication of the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch. This issue of the peer-reviewed journal contains the following articles: Skin cancer, U.S. Armed Forces, 1998-1999; Sentinel reportable events by reporting facility; Sentinel reportable events, active duty soldiers; Bell's Palsy, U.S. Armed Forces, 1998-1999; ARD surveillance update; Carpal tunnel syndrome, U.S. soldiers, 1998-1999.
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