The nonprofit hospital system Broward Health in Florida recently agreed to pay $70 million to settle allegations that it engaged in “improper financial relationships” under laws prohibiting kickbacks for patient referrals.
<p>The nonprofit hospital system Broward Health in Florida recently agreed to pay $70 million to settle allegations that it engaged in “improper financial relationships” under laws prohibiting kickbacks for patient referrals.</p>
Physicians Paid to Refer Patients: ‘Fundamental and Clear’ Ethical Violation
Improper financial relationships led to lawsuits and indictments
November 1, 2016