Header: Former C-level executive gets $6M in False Claims Act qui tam case.
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Note: This blog is based on a Policy & Medicine article online and links therein. As stated there, the settlement is not an admission of liability and the entity denies the allegations.
See an article about a $34M false claims act settlement involving Da Vita:
https://www.policymed.com/2024/09/davita-reaches-34-million-false-claims-act-settlement.html
For more details of the allegations and settlement, see the link above. See also (and similarly) a DOJ press release in July.
For a view into the court case, see online one of the underlying court documents:
https://www.justice.gov/opa/media/1360946/dl?inline
Policy & Medicine states:
- The case was initially brought by the former Chief Operating Officer of DaVita Kidney Care under the qui tam provisions of the False Claims Act.
- For his role in the case, he will receive $6,370,000.
