Jan. 21, 2022
Journal of Healthcare Risk Management
In an interview with the Journal of Healthcare Risk Management about healthcare self-disclosures, Florida-based partner Gabriel Imperato said the federal False Claims Act and potential for whistleblowers spurred many healthcare organizations to consider self-disclosures, which he said epitomize the idea of managing risk and can help clients control the outcome of a fraud investigation.
“You don’t have to worry about a whistleblower raising that issue and you having to deal with it in an external way, which will involve greater risk, greater money and greater ramifications for the organization,” he said.
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