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Alignment faces whistleblower lawsuit over accounting claims

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By Alex Kacik Verified, Fred Schulte Verified, Nona Tepper Verified
| Modern Healthcare Verified
A former executive at Alignment Healthcare alleges the insurance company manipulated its finances to boost its stock price and executive compensation, according to a whistleblower lawsuit filed Wednesday. Get unlimited access to award-winning industry coverage. Subscribe or log in to keep reading.
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Medicare Advantage company pays $342M to government in midst of billing probe

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By Fred Schulte Verified
| The Guam Daily Post Verified
A major Medicare Advantage company has paid the government more than $342 million to help settle allegations that it overcharged the federal health care program for years. Elevance Health, which covers about 2 million people on Medicare, sent the money to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services via wire transfer on May 27, court records show. Government lawyers disclosed the payment in a June 22 court filing.
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Medicare Advantage company pays $342M to government in midst of billing probe

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By Fred Schulte Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
By Fred Schulte, KFF Health News A major Medicare Advantage company has paid the government more than $342 million to help settle allegations that it overcharged the federal healthcare program for years. Elevance Health, which covers about 2 million people on Medicare, sent the money to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services via wire transfer on May 27, court records show. Government lawyers disclosed the payment in a June 22 court filing.
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