Hi SK510. Well, I will try. Post #198204 explains in very simplified terms what I think could have happened, which would not be unusual at all! ARYC was new at all this Medicare billing stuff, so those allegations could have been due to mistakes or misunderstandings. Let’s face it, our health care system and specifically Medicare is convoluted, there’s plenty of room for error on both sides. Plus I am not even sure Arrayit does its own billing. “Kickbacks” and “bribes” could be prosecutor-speak for commissions and bonuses, and could have been offered to anyone who brought in new doctors and clinics. The tech is cutting edge and still fairly unknown and/or accepted in the world, but for crying out loud, it was Mark who invented and patented the tech and equipment used in the whole science of microarrays. Is it a crime to get the word out to professionals by promising bonuses and commissions to distributors and/or professionals?
For me, the bottom line is that Mark would not want to sacrifice his entire life’s work, and Rene’s, by deliberately defrauding Medicare. I mean I am sure he knew what would happen if he dared to suddenly turn into a psycho criminal, and being a fairly new Medicare provider, those types of crimes would still be fresh in his mind, you would think, and he would not want to jeopardize ARYC’s “deemed” and new provider status that they worked so hard to attain.
There are so many erroneous statements in the affidavit and charges that sounds like their “investigation” was lacking, and as I have said before, much of it sounded like the “hearsay” fed to the SEC.
Hoping for the best as always! According to the FDA, Arrayit is STILL allowed to offer their Covid-19 test as of today, while awaiting EUA status. And what’s up with the volume and share price over the last few days? Makes ya wonder.
Crazy stuff. But you asked! :))
