Careers in Cardiology session with Dr. Lynne Warner Stevenson Dr. Deepali Tukaye interviews Dr. Lynne Warner Steveson on career development and research. By: FITsontheGO … Continue reading →

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The business manager of a Washington County cardiology practice says the business has not deliberately overbilled Medicare, Medicaid and Veterans Affairs. There's no evidence here that we ever did anything like that, said Maria Donohue, wife of Dr. Bryan C. Donohue. Roseanne Wholey, wife of Dr. Mark Wholey, claims in a federal lawsuit that UPMC, Bryan Donohue and Donohue Cardiology Associates of Washington, Pa., overbilled and double billed the federal insurers during the time her husband was associated with UPMC and Donohue Cardiology. Andrew Stone, Wholey's attorney, declined comment. UPMC also declined comment. Wholey is suing under a provision that allows a private citizen to retain up to 30 percent of any money she recovers on behalf of the government. Wholey sued in October 2013, but the case remained under seal until this month. U.S. District Judge Joy Flowers Conti unsealed the case when federal prosecutors filed a notice that the government had elected not to intervene in the case. During the time Mark Wholey was associated with Donohue Cardiology, UPMC was handling its billing. UPMC bought the practice in 2012, and Wholey switched to Allegheny Health Network. After the split, she spent several weeks going over their billing with … Continue reading →

Released: 25-Mar-2015 3:25 PM EDT Embargo expired: 30-Mar-2015 2:00 PM EDT Source Newsroom: Johns Hopkins Medicine Contact Information Available for logged-in reporters only Newswise Cholesterol-lowering statins have transformed the treatment of heart disease. But while the decision to use the drugs in patients with a history of heart attacks and strokes is mostly clear-cut, that choice can be a far trickier proposition for the tens of millions of Americans with high cholesterol but no overt disease. Now a report from preventive cardiologists at Johns Hopkins and elsewhere offers a set of useful tips for physicians to help their patients make the right call. The report, published March 30 in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, combines the experts collective clinical wisdom with previously published research on the benefits and potential downsides to long-term statin use. Given that heart disease tops mortality charts as the number one-killer of Americans, to statin or not to statin is one of the most important questions faced by patients and physicians alike, says lead author Seth Martin, M.D., M.H.S., an assistant professor of cardiology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart … Continue reading →