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Primary Care Providers Win Challenge of CMS Interpretation of Enhanced Payment Law

With the help and support of the Tennessee Medical Association, 21 Tennessee physicians of underserved communities joined together and retained Bass, Berry & Sims to file suit against the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to stop improper collection efforts. Our team, led by David King, was successful in halting efforts to recoup TennCare payments that were used legitimately to expand services in communities that needed them. Read more

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Six Things to Know Before Buying a Physician Practice spotlight

Dermatology, ophthalmology, radiology, urology…the list goes on. Yet, in any physician practice management transaction, there are six key considerations that apply and, if not carefully managed, can derail a transaction. Download the 6 Things to Know Before Buying a Physician Practice to keep your physician practice management transactions on track.

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Brian Roark Comments on Healthcare Fraud for Nashville Business Journal

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July 13, 2012
Bass, Berry & Sims attorney Brian Roark provided comments in the Nashville Business Journal's article titled "Federal Fraud Inquiries Creating Big Bills for Middle Tennessee Healthcare Firms." The article focuses on the rising cost of government investigations related to healthcare fraud. Subscribers can view the article on the NBJ website.

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