On November 30, 2011, the OIG issued a favorable Advisory Opinion, No. 11-18, concerning a proposed arrangement that would facilitate the electronic exchange of information between health care practitioners, providers, and suppliers (the “Proposed Arrangement”). Although, the Proposed Arrangement potentially implicates the Anti-Kickback Statute and includes a per-click fee arrangement, the OIG advised that it would not subject the data management company (the “Requestor”) to administrative sanctions under the Anti-Kickback Statute. Continue reading
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