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DOJ Intervenes in Case Alleging Submission of Inflated Diagnostic Info to Medicare

The DOJ has intervened in a qui tam FCA suit against Independent Health Corporation, DxID LLC, and former DxID CEO Betsy Gaffney, alleging they submitted inaccurate information about the health status of beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage Plans, to increase Independent Health’s reimbursement.

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