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State board grants Nathaniel Brown a conditional, restricted medical license after show-cause hearing
Summary
After a show-cause hearing over his 2016 health-care fraud conviction and OIG exclusion, the State Board of Medical Licensure approved a conditional restricted license for Dr. Nathaniel Brown with several requirements including an updated CPAP evaluation, course work and practice restrictions.
The State Board of Medical Licensure approved a conditional, restricted medical license Wednesday for Dr. Nathaniel Brown, who sought reinstatement after a 2016 federal health-care fraud conviction and subsequent administrative sanctions.
The board’s hearing officer, Alexis Morris, summarized evidence that Brown pleaded guilty in federal court to one count tied to a scheme to certify hospice patients who were not eligible and that a federal court ordered roughly $1.94 million in restitution. Morris also noted that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (OIG) placed Brown on the federal exclusion list.
Why it matters: The board cited the seriousness and health-system implications of the underlying fraud allegations and the OIG exclusion when considering whether to restore Brown’s…
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