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Dismissal Motions Filed In SDNY Computer Glitch Reverse False Claim Act Case

By Kevin P. Mulry on October 2, 2014

Posted in Audit and Compliance, Fraud and Abuse and Stark, Hospitals and Health Care Facilities, Litigation, Medicaid and Medicare, OMIG and OIG

When does the 60-day clock start for an identified overpayment of federal funds to become a reverse false claim under amendments to the False Claims Act? A closely watched SDNY qui tam case may provide an answer.

In June, the United States and New York intervened in United States v. Continuum Health Partners, Inc., alleging that defendants had knowingly…
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Failure To Promptly Return Overpayments Arising From Computer Glitch Leads To False Claims Act Complaint

By Kevin P. Mulry on July 17, 2014

Posted in Audit and Compliance, Fraud and Abuse and Stark, Litigation, Medicaid and Medicare, OMIG and OIG

At the end of June, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Manhattan filed a False Claims Act complaint against Beth Israel Medical Center, St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center, and Continuum Health Partners, United States v. Continuum Health Partners, Inc., alleging that defendants had knowingly failed to return overpayments owed to Medicaid arising out of a computer glitch.

In 2010, the…
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Dismissal Motions Filed In SDNY Computer Glitch Reverse False Claim Act Case

Failure To Promptly Return Overpayments Arising From Computer Glitch Leads To False Claims Act Complaint