The Justice Department, in collaboration with the FTC, has filed an amended complaint against Cerebral Inc., its founder and former CEO Kyle Robertson, former executive Alex Martelli, and other telehealth companies for violating multiple laws, including the FTC Act, the Opioid Act, and ROSCA. The allegations involve misuse of sensitive personal health information, deceptive practices, and burdensome cancellation processes. Key Allegations: - Misuse and improper disclosure of patient information. - Misrepresentation of data privacy and security practices. - Deceptive and convoluted cancellation processes. Settlement Details: - Cerebral Inc. to cease harmful practices and pay $5 million in consumer redress and a suspended $2 million civil penalty. - Ongoing pursuit of relief against Robertson, Martelli, and other implicated parties. Stay updated with Global Regulatory Insights for the latest news and regulatory developments. #Telehealth #ConsumerProtection #FTC #JusticeDepartment #HealthcareCompliance #GRI
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Read the latest Med-Mal Matter’s column in Chicago Lawyer by Corboy & Demetrio Co-founder Thomas Demetrio and Managing Partner Ken Lumb. The duo tackle the topic of AI, its use by medical providers and its potential impact on medical malpractice cases. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g75g7cQv
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Having worked in #compliance for the Commonwealth, where there was genuine attention to patient safety, I was shocked to learn how many medical boards are run to protect the most powerful, not protect patients or staff being harassed or assaulted. Even in MA, it is not always a rosy picture in every institution. I had not before understood why people were so cynical. I was shocked to learn people perceived disciplinary actions as retaliatory. Then I learned that some of the worst criminals are given a free pass or mere slap on the wrist https://lnkd.in/gx6whUbY while others are falsely accused for over politics or power games. Example of when the Texas board was sued for misconduct. https://lnkd.in/dG_aj-F The medical profession can only regain trust if we have #accountabilty and maintain standards. The “old boy network” of protecting your golf club buddy needs to go and be replaced with #ethics, #integrity, and #safetyculture. How does one safely practice #medicine and center patients amid all this? I kept going up the ladder each time I saw things that were unsafe, unfair, harmful, mistakenly thinking that if I got high enough, I could be in charge of #safety and do the right things. I was naive to the fact the higher you go - in my case up to Chief Medical Officer - the more you are around power hungry types, not those driven by or committed to service to the least powerful. Counterintuitively, “non-profit” is the least safe space. Some donors, perhaps those who used to visit Epstein’s island, seem to think the people in a non-profit are for sale and part of the benefits and perks. https://lnkd.in/gi8wjyBX. I describe all this as “gladiator games of the c-suite.” You can’t bring rainbows to a knife fight, I’ve learned. It’s one of many reasons I went to get an MBA, to at least have better control via the budget. I pivoted from non-profit, of always begging for money (for those poor suffering souls) to for-profit to rebrand away from “good girl” (easy target) do-gooder to being a hard nosed business woman. I see it as that song in Wicked where she gives up the plum role to serve the Wizard, a cushy job but one where the price is to stay silent on harm, to leave and go off on your own, a harder path, but one where you live by your own values. https://lnkd.in/guUYf7W7 The “Good Witch” in “Wicked” is the one who fits expectations, serves power, maintains status quo. Is that really “good”? I also am creating a #culture from scratch. Let’s see if I can create a venture with the right team and culture and skill sets to deliver.
I met with a Minnesota Senator’s staff, about four years ago to discuss medical boards. We see discipline for women seeking care for depression, all while sexual misconduct goes unchecked. I had proposed to Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) a project to work on this issue, along with burnout, and board oversight. My question, who is going to take action in healthcare? We have dangerous people who are allowed to practice, all while someone with postpartum depression is treated like a criminal for seeking care. But, if we can allow a man with history of assault, to run for president, I guess it doesn’t matter if 4/5 doctors found guilty are still allowed to practice. Maybe it doesn’t even matter to anyone… Maybe it matters so little we shouldn’t even report it. At least that’s the message victims are receiving. “Some states are apparently more forgiving than others when disciplining doctors in sexual misconduct cases. Georgia and Kansas, for example, allowed two of every three doctors publicly disciplined for sexual misconduct to return to practice, orders on board websites show. In Alabama, it was nearly three out of every four. In Minnesota, it was four of every five.” (Article in comments) #minnesota #physician #johnoliver #advocacy #mentalhealth #oversight #medicalboard
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Each statement on neurotech is a call for action! It calls for introduction of new standards, legal and medical system changes, and neuro-rights. This way you can avoid negligence remaining without evidence. #Standup4HumanRights #UN #HavanaSyndrome #HealthForAll
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Opposition to #WrongfulDeath legislation a hot topic in today's POLITICO New York Playbook. https://lnkd.in/epBngprz. #Physicians, take action now to urge that any renewed legislation be balanced to address the extraordinary medical liability costs in #NewYork. https://p2a.co/FEYuad4
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#Opioid #prescription - can it be detected in structured administrative payments data? New #publication by Healthy Working Lives Research Group Jennifer Vo, the CRE's Associate Investigator Shannon Gray, Michael Di Donato & USYD's Adrian C Traegar tested the assumption that opioid dispenses that occurred immediately after a GP encounter in sequence and occurred on the same date as the GP encounter are likely to be related 👉 https://bit.ly/3J6qnQS #chronicpain #painmanagement #prescriptiondrugs #dataanalytics #workerscompensation #compensationclaims
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He describes some of the pitfalls in electronic medical records with a warning that the copy-and-paste function can propagate a medical error for years. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AUJCN #PatIyer #ElectronicMedicalRecords #LegalNurseConsultants #BarbaraLevinPut
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