St. Anthony Midtown Ambulatory Surgical Center and the Midtown Bone and Joint Hospital at St. Anthony in Oklahoma City have paid a $1 million fine to settle claims related to record-keeping and inventory control failures for regulated drugs, according to a report by The Republic.
The two facilities are subsidiaries of St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City. St. Anthony officials notified state and federal officials when they noticed discrepancies in narcotics inventories after a transfer from the bone and joint clinic to the surgery center.
According to the report, investigators found that St. Anthony has not complied with inventory and documentation requirements mandated by the federal Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act.
Read the report by The Republic on St. Anthony Midtown Ambulatory Surgical Center.
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The two facilities are subsidiaries of St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City. St. Anthony officials notified state and federal officials when they noticed discrepancies in narcotics inventories after a transfer from the bone and joint clinic to the surgery center.
According to the report, investigators found that St. Anthony has not complied with inventory and documentation requirements mandated by the federal Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act.
Read the report by The Republic on St. Anthony Midtown Ambulatory Surgical Center.
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Florida Department of Health Suspends License of 14 Practitioners
Whistleblowers Claim DaVita Wasted Drugs to Overbill Medicare
New Jersey Recovers $116M in Fraudulent Medicaid Payments