ED Coding & Reimbursement Alert - 2005 Issue 37
Enforcement Watch: Bankruptcy Filing Won't Wash Sins Of Fraud
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Article Overview
This news brief explains how a Medicare and Medicaid fraud settlement involving a home healthcare business intersected with bankruptcy proceedings and government asset recovery efforts. It is relevant to compliance, legal, and revenue integrity professionals who follow healthcare fraud enforcement, whistleblower litigation, and federal recovery actions.
Why This Topic Matters
It shows how fraud enforcement can continue even when a provider seeks bankruptcy protection, and why ownership changes or asset sales may still be affected by federal settlement and recovery actions.
What You Will Learn
- How a healthcare fraud settlement can intersect with bankruptcy proceedings
- How government enforcement actions may involve asset recovery after a fraud case
- How whistleblower lawsuits can lead to federal settlement activity
- What kinds of providers and business structures can be implicated in healthcare fraud enforcement
Who Should Read This
- Healthcare compliance professionals
- Revenue integrity professionals
- Healthcare attorneys
- Billing and coding managers
- Fraud and abuse investigators
- Provider executives
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