A former medical practice administrator will collect more than $1 million in whistleblower fees after helping the federal government recover almost $3.8 million in billings to Medicare and Medicaid that court papers described as fraudulent. The Resurgens Surgery Center has agreed to repay the government $2.5 million in fees it had collected. Whistleblower Robert J. Allen will receive 28 percent of the recovered federal funds and an additional $225,000 in legal fees for his role.
May 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A former medical-practice administrator will collect more than $1 million in whistleblower fees after helping the government recover almost $3.8 million in billings to Medicare and Medicaid.
The Resurgens Surgery Center, an orthopedic outpatient surgical clinic on the campus of St. Joseph’s Hospital of Atlanta, agreed on May 16 to repay the federal government $2.5 million in Medicare and Medicaid fees it collected.
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