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United States of America, et al vs Mego, et al
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March 24, 2014
Docs Agree To Pay $3.9M In FCA Suit Over Suspect Tests
The founders of a Texas heart clinic will pay $3.9 million to settle whistleblowers' False Claims Act allegations that they improperly billed Medicare for unnecessary diagnostic tests performed by unqualified personnel and funneled additional business to a hospital in which they invested, the U.S. Department of Justice said Friday.
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August 08, 2011
Clinic's Unsupervised Heart Tests Violated FCA: Suit
The federal government intervened Monday in a False Claims Act suit brought by two former workers at a Texas medical clinic who accuse their ex-employer of submitting Medicare claims for cardiovascular tests performed by unqualified staff.