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Turner-Hooks v. Davita, Inc., et al
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April 29, 2013
Ex-Patient Drops DaVita FCA Suit Over Nurse-To-Patient Ratio
A former patient accusing DaVita Inc. of taking Medicare and Medicaid funds and flouting the programs' rules by not providing its patients with a supposedly required nurse-to-patient ratio on Monday dropped her False Claims Act suit against the dialysis clinic chain.
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November 27, 2012
DaVita Hit With FCA Suit Over Alleged Medicare Violations
DaVita Inc. has been hit with a False Claims Act suit by a former patient claiming the kidney care provider took tens of millions of dollars from Medicare and Medicaid but violated those programs' regulations by failing to ensure the safety of its patients with the required nurse-to-patient ratio.