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Hospice seeks class status in lawsuit

Case claims scheme aimed at making providers pay penalties

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An Arkansas hospice care provider alleges in a federal lawsuit that an out-of-state Medicare and Medicaid administrator routinely allows providers to exceed a cap on benefits so the providers will later have to pay interest and penalties.


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This article was published Friday, October 3, 2008.

Arkansas, Pages 12 on 10/03/2008


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