Columbia Aventura Medical Center and nine of its subsidiary hospitals in Florida allegedly filed false Medicare claims for tens of millions of dollars to the federal government, according to a federal lawsuit. The suit was brought by a whistle-blower, former Columbia employee Michael Marine, who says he was fired after he attempted to correct the fraudulent Medicare claims.
February 16, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Columbia Aventura Medical Center and nine of its South Florida subsidiary hospitals allegedly filed false Medicare claims for tens of millions of dollars to the federal government, according to a federal lawsuit unsealed Monday.
The suit was brought by a whistle-blower, former Columbia employee Michael Marine, who says he was fired after he attempted to correct the fraudulent Medicare claims. The case was filed in federal district court in Miami.
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