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Should DEA Registrants Expect a Level of Customer Service After Paying a Registration Fee?

Introduction DEA Customer Service For 22 years, I was a fee-funded employee for DEA’s Diversion Control Program. Essentially this means, if you were a DEA registrant, paid a registration fee to handle controlled substances, and received a DEA certificate of registration, you helped pay my salary. (Side note – Thank

DEA Telemedicine Special Registration Rule Moves to OIRA: What It Means and Why Stakeholders Should Consider an EO 12866 Meeting

DEA Telemedicine Special Registration Introduction For nearly two decades, the healthcare industry has waited for the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to implement the DEA telemedicine special registration process required by Congress in the Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act of 2008. After years of delays, a proposed rule was

DEA Hospital Investigations: Why Hospitals Should Not Automatically Settle With the DEA

A Strategic Guide to Evaluating DEA Hospital Regulatory Risk, Settlement Agreements, and Long-Term Compliance Consequences When DEA hospitals become the subject of a DEA investigation, fear often becomes the driving force behind decision-making. The possibility of civil penalties, registration restrictions, adverse publicity, increased regulatory scrutiny, or even criminal exposure can

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