AHLA Releases a New Publication that Indexes More than 300 Recent Health Care Fraud Settlements

Washington, D.C. – AHLA recently published a brand-new publication, AHLA's Health Care Fraud Settlement Index. This practice tool indexes more than 300 recent health care fraud settlements to efficiently evaluate the enforcement landscape. 

Settlements in this publication are indexed by allegation, state, or entity type to help readers spot enforcement trends and assess client risk. Charts included in this index include detailed information on each settlement:   

• Entity type (12 types, including health systems, hospitals, individuals, laboratories, and more) 

• Recovery amount  

• Allegation type (False Claim, Anti-Kickback, Stark, and others) 

• Summary of allegations 

• Party names  

• Participating agencies 

• Court, including docket numbers  

• URLs for press releases, settlement agreements, corporate integrity agreements, and more  

“We know our readers closely monitor health care fraud settlements,” said Rob Anderson, Senior Director of Publishing at the American Health Law Association. “Given the volume of fraud enforcement activity and number of agencies involved, it can be difficult to ascertain the risk for a particular client. This new publication solves that problem.” 

This print desk reference includes a digital download linking directly to cited materials. Fraud counsel, compliance personnel, litigators, and anyone interested in health care fraud enforcement will want to keep this tool close at hand. Those interested can purchase their copy of this new index here.