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DOJ files false claims case against nursing home chain, director of operations
DOJ files false claims case against nursing home chain, director of operations
DOJ files false claims case against nursing home chain, director of operationsShare this content:linkedingooglePrintThe complaint alleges the Vanguard facilities had staffing shortages, submitted false claims and provided substandard careA Tennessee-based skilled nursing provider is facing a False Claims Act complaint after it allegedly submitted claims for services that were "grossly substandard" or not provided at all over a five-year span, federal officials announced Wednesday.Vanguard Healthcare LLC, six of its facilities and a former director of operations were targeted in the case filed by the U.S. Department of Justice.In addition to false claims allegations, the case includes accusations that the company submitted pre-admission documents with forged physician and nurse signatures.
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Brentwood nursing home company sued by federal government
Brentwood nursing home company sued by federal government
(Graphic: WKRN)BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (WKRN) – The federal government is suing a local nursing home company for allegedly submitting false Medicare and TennCare claims.The lawsuit targets Vanguard Healthcare, which is headquartered in Brentwood.According to the suit, the false claims were allegedly filed at facilities in Murfreesboro, Nashville, Shelbyville, Manchester, Madison, and Memphis.
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Feds sue nursing home company with a site in Memphis
Feds sue nursing home company with a site in Memphis
By Jordan Buie, USA TODAY NETWORK — TennesseeNASHVILLE — The federal government has sued Brentwood-based nursing home company Vanguard Healthcare LLC, alleging the company with a site in Memphis submitted false claims to Medicare and TennCare on behalf of its senior residents and failed to provide them with even basic nursing services.Moreover, the lawsuit alleges residents suffered "pressure ulcers, falls, dehydration, and malnutrition, among other harms," due to lack of care.The lawsuit says the falsified claims were for skilled nursing home services that were "either non-existent or grossly substandard," according to the news release sent from the office of U.S. Attorney David Rivera Wednesday, and also included forged physician and nurse signatures.
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Patients suffered in nursing home fraud case
Patients suffered in nursing home fraud case
Gavel (Photo: File photo)The federal government has sued Brentwood-based nursing home company Vanguard Healthcare LLC., alleging the company submitted false claims to Medicare and TennCare on behalf of its senior residents and failed to provide them with even basic nursing services.Moreover, the lawsuit alleges residents suffered "pressure ulcers, falls, dehydration, and malnutrition, among other harms" due to lack of care.The lawsuit says the falsified claims were for skilled nursing home services that were "either non-existent or grossly substandard" and also included forged physician and nurse signatures, according to the news release sent from the office of U.S. Attorney David Rivera Wednesday.
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