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News/Compliance & Enforcement/Carter Healthcare and Executives Pay Over $7 Million for Allegations of Upcoded and Unnecessary Home Healthcare Therapy
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Carter Healthcare and Executives Pay Over $7 Million for Allegations of Upcoded and Unnecessary Home Healthcare Therapy

Carter Healthcare of Oklahoma, two affiliated companies, and two of their executives have agreed to pay $7.175 million to resolve allegations that they billed Medicare for medically unnecessary therapy provided to patients in Florida.

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