Kentucky hospital to pay $4M for opioid recordkeeping claims

A Kentucky hospital system will pay a $4.4 million civil penalty for faulty recordkeeping that enabled a pharmacy technician to divert 60,000 doses of opioids, federal prosecutors announced.

Kentucky hospital to pay $4M for opioid recordkeeping claims

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