DCs Pay Price for Too-Good-to-Be-True P-Stim Scheme
The Acting US Attorney in Pennsylvania has settled a significant False Claims Act case against an integrative chiropractic practice found to have unlawfully billed Medicare using surgical codes for a P-Stim device, the fifth settlement in an ongoing investigation. Other jurisdictions in Texas, Georgia, and Tennessee, have also taken action to hold providers accountable. These devices are known as the ANSiStim device, another brand name for the P-Stim device, which is also branded as NeuroStim, Stivax, E-Pulse, and NSS-2 Bridge. Acting U.S. Attorney Williams warned providers, “If a marketer pushes a healthcare scheme like P-Stim that sounds too good to be true, it likely is – and you shouldn’t agree to it.”