Nursing Home Beats FCA Claims Over Sparse Doctor Visits

By Jeannie O'Sullivan · December 23, 2020, 5:49 PM EST

A New Jersey federal judge ended a False Claims Act lawsuit Tuesday accusing a nursing home operator of billing federal insurance programs for doctors' visits that didn't occur often enough, ruling...

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Case Information

Case Title

ARMSTRONG v. ANDOVER SUBACUTE AND REHAB CENTER SERVICES ONE, INC. et al

Case Number

Court

New Jersey

Nature of Suit

Other Statutes: False Claims Act

Date Filed

June 01, 2012

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