Noller Discusses Illinois’ New Health Care Fraud Unit
July 29, 2017
Illinois News Network
Partner Lisa Noller was quoted in an Illinois News Network article, “New Health Care Fraud Unit Targets Violators Scamming the State,” covering why the unit is a step forward for Illinois.
Although Noller said she doesn’t think Illinois is ahead of any other state on this, she did explain that it is a “a positive sign that the U.S. Attorney’s office is dedicating resources to explore the possibility of combating health care fraud.”
Noller added: “The vast majority of providers are absolutely complying with the law. I have full faith in the U.S. Attorney’s office that they’re not going to prosecute or pursue providers who don’t deserve to be pursued.”
Although Noller said she doesn’t think Illinois is ahead of any other state on this, she did explain that it is a “a positive sign that the U.S. Attorney’s office is dedicating resources to explore the possibility of combating health care fraud.”
Noller added: “The vast majority of providers are absolutely complying with the law. I have full faith in the U.S. Attorney’s office that they’re not going to prosecute or pursue providers who don’t deserve to be pursued.”
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