decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2023 Issue 6 (June)
SCOTUS False Claims ruling could mean fewer future whistleblowers
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Article Overview
This compliance-focused article reviews a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling involving the False Claims Act and qui tam litigation. It explains the decision in broad terms, discusses its potential effects on whistleblower lawsuits and health care entities, and includes stakeholder reactions from legal and health care organizations. It is relevant for compliance professionals, health care attorneys, coding and billing leaders, and others tracking fraud-and-abuse enforcement trends.
Why This Topic Matters
The ruling may affect how and when the government can exit False Claims Act cases, which can influence the future course of whistleblower litigation and compliance risk for health care organizations.
What You Will Learn
- The Supreme Court decision’s general effect on False Claims Act qui tam litigation
- How the ruling may influence government dismissal authority in whistleblower cases
- Why the decision matters to health care compliance and fraud-and-abuse oversight
- Stakeholder perspectives on the broader implications of the ruling
Who Should Read This
- Compliance officers
- Health care attorneys
- Revenue cycle leaders
- Billing managers
- Hospital administrators
- Whistleblower and fraud-and-abuse practitioners
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