A New Jersey appeals court on Thursday warned pharmacies applying to participate in the state’s Medicaid program to make sure that all information about their employees’ criminal histories is complete and accurate.
The panel, in Township Pharmacy v. Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services, A-3849-10, held that a state agency properly rejected an application even though the pharmacy owner acted in good faith in stating that no employee had a criminal history.
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