Henry Goolsby, MD, his wife, Patricia Lenae Goolsby, and their clinic, Infinite Health Integrative Medical Center, agreed to pay $450,000 to settle allegations of improper Medicare billing.
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California GI group faces wrongful termination, retaliation lawsuit
Yen Luu, the former billing manager at San Jose (Calif.) Gastroenterology, filed a complaint against the GI group for harassment, unlawful retaliation, wrongful termination and other employment-related claims, according to court documents reviewed by …
Jefferson 'looking at' moving HQ out of Philadelphia
Jefferson Health is considering moving its headquarters out of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Business Journal reported March 6.
Mount Sinai names chief clinical innovation officer
Nicholas Gavin, MD, has been named vice president, chief clinical innovation officer and associate chief medical information officer at Mount Sinai Health System in New York City.
Gastroenterologist mental health, well-being: 14 things to know
For the majority of gastroenterologists, quality of life has not improved over the last three years, according to Medscape’s “Striving for Balance in Your Specialty: Medscape Gastroenterologist Mental Health & Well-Being Report 2025,” published Mar…
Texas Health Resources hospital names hospital president
Texas Health Hospital Frisco, part of Arlington-based Texas Health Resources, appointed Tiffany Northern president, effective March 23.
Physician advocacy group calls to reform 'incomprehensible' Stark law complexity
The Medical Group Management Association is pushing for reforms to the Stark law, arguing that it no longer aligns with modern, value-based payment models, according to its 2025 Advocacy Agenda, released on March 5.
Heart attack survivor gifts $1.5M to UConn cardiology center
A man who survived a heart attack and his wife have donated $1.5 million to the Farmington-based University of Connecticut Health’s Pat and Jim Calhoun Cardiology Center.
HHS fines OHSU $200K for violating HIPAA rule
The HHS Office for Civil Rights imposed a $200,000 civil penalty against Portland-based Oregon Health & Science University for violating HIPAA’s “Right to Access” rule.
'Strength with empathy': 9 women on their leadership philosophies
Empowerment and empathy have shaped the leadership philosophies of many women in healthcare.
