It's about time the dept ( OIG) investigates this fraudulent company





How about in 2010 and 11 and 12, at national sales meetings having people give lectures on only hiring PSR's that work in cardiology and that have access and can go through charts and identify patients that meet criteria for the lifevest. And all the strategies that were put in place to identify and hire these people. Yeah that's not a conflict of interest. Sure!. OIG, subpoena all emails all the way back through 2010 and you'll find more than you need, that is if upper leadership didn't bleach and get rid of everything in the system at this point now. How about regional sales managers telling their sales reps to tell doctors to change the ejection fraction to under 35% on the echocardiogram so the patients meet criteria for the lifevest? My God the list goes on and on I mean there are hundreds of things that could be listed that the OIG could find proof on. How about sales reps fitting patients with the lifevest even know they knew insurance wasn't going to cover it just so they could hit their revenue goal to hit bonus and the patient gets nailed with a huge bill with no coverage because the territory manager PSR and everyone else all lied to the patient. I mean where do we even began, there are so many things that are absolutely morally wrong of how this company conducts themselves that I could sit here and type for three hours...

Bingo. Embedded PSR's.
 















OIG investigation is on. Interviews are occurring and the level of detail and scope is quite substantial. These types of investigations typically take a long time and will not happen overnight. Companies that are hit along with the individuals caught up, never quite recover.
 



Plenty of companies recover, this happens often. Depends on what they get nailed on. After they finished up the housing crisis/fraudulent loans, it's common knowledge they're looking at medical device companies now. We won't know for a long time. Wish people would stop saying it's over... if it were, they'd let us start deleting emails and voicemails.
 



Plenty of companies recover, this happens often. Depends on what they get nailed on. After they finished up the housing crisis/fraudulent loans, it's common knowledge they're looking at medical device companies now. We won't know for a long time. Wish people would stop saying it's over... if it were, they'd let us start deleting emails and voicemails.

Maybe they should look into the uninsured patients that were fit after EP requested/insisted they be fit to the hospital rep after the LV rep told him no. Why ask the hospital rep? Because hospital rep was working a large contract opportunity with same hospital and EP with on the committee. There are emails to substantiate this.