What Ameritox is doing

Target suboxone and methadone clinics hard. Easy way to get 10-100 specimens a day. Coverage is great. Just get names loaded into data base keep it simple for the clinics. Ameritox is not sending to collections so they don't mind sending cash pay. They are sending patients multiple bills and calling them. Most pts are still getting bills from 250-2000$ don't let them fool physicians

 

What is MILLENNIUM DOING? here's a link that shows FACTS from the government. not the garbage above.

http://pathologyblawg.com/pathology...um-health-appeal-urine-drug-testing-cup-suit/

United States files brief against Millennium Health appeal in urine drug testing cup suit
january 28, 2015 by the pathology blawg

The United States has filed an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief that urges the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals to reject the appeal filed by Millennium Health (MH) in a case in which a jury found MH violated both the Stark Law and the federal Anti-Kickback Statute (AKS) by providing free point-of-care urine drug testing (POCT) cups to physicians.

I am writing about this brief because it is my understanding (although I could be wrong) this is very unusual and may be the first instance in which the US has filed an amicus brief in a civil case involving Stark and AKS issues in which it was not a party.

 

Hmm. Interesting that this DOJ brief mentions the False Claim Act. Can't be long before the Guvmint lands that blow.

 

Now they are offering cups below market price and telling doctors they can only use those cups for Millennium tests. It would not surprise me if they weren't collecting on the cup invoices sent to the doctors.

 

I know in Utah the Millenium rep has told addiction clinics they can bill for the cups as a high complexity test. I know of clinics who are collecting $500+ on a POC cup. Super ethical.

 

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Federal Court Rules Millennium Health Infringes Patent Exclusively Licensed to Ameritox

The Chief Judge of the Western District of Wisconsin, William M. Conley, wrote in his Summary Judgment Order: "While ... shortcomings in the data used in Millennium's RADAR® Report may well make for an inferior product, they do not render the product non-infringing."

http://www.bizjournals.com/prnewswire/press_releases/2015/03/12/PH54078