The chief financial officer of two Middle Georgia hospitals and an emergency room physician didn’t know each other when they blew the whistle on a scheme orchestrated by Florida-based hospital chain Health Management Associates to fraudulently boost profits.

But nine years after they filed whistleblower suits, they stand to collect for their roles in a $262 million settlement the U.S. Justice Department announced with HMA and corporate parent Community Health Systems Tuesday.

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