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 Feds To Collect More Than $53M From Genesis HealthCare To Settle False Medicare Claim ChargesThe nursing home operator strikes a settlement with the Justice Department to end six federal lawsuits and investigations of allegations that the company submitted false claims to Medicare and Medicaid for medically unnecessary therapy, hospice service and substandard care.The Associated Press:Genesis HealthCare To Pay $53.6M To Settle US ProbesGenesis HealthCare has agreed to pay $53.6 million to settle allegations that it submitted false claims to the federal government for unnecessary therapy and substandard nursing care, the Justice Department said Friday. The sett stanley cup lement resolves six federal lawsuits and investigations alleging Genesis HealthCare companies and facilities violated federal statutes by submitting false claims to Medicare and Medicaid for medically unnecessary therapy, hospice service and substandard nursing care.  Balsamo, 6/16 The Philadelphia Inquirer/Philly:Genesis Healthcare Finalizes $53.6M Federal SettlementThe U.S. Justice Department said Friday stanley deutschland  that Genesis Health Inc., a major nursing home operator based in Kennett Square, will pay $53.6 million to settle six federal聽lawsuits and investigations alle hydro flask website ging that companies and facilities acquired by Genesis billed the government for  medically unnecessary therapy and hospice services, and grossly substandard nursing care.  The final settlement is slightly larger聽than the $52.7 million Genesis estimated last summe Oikt Botswana Lawmakers Plan Release of Report Gauging Public Opinion on National Response to HIV/AIDS
 Thursday, Jun 11 2009Recent Editorials, Opinion Pieces Respond to Maryland Legislature   Approval of Wal-Mart 82 stanley us 17; BillThe following summarizes editorials and opinion pieces about the Maryland General Assembly overriding Gov. Robert Ehrlich s  R  veto of a bill to require companies with at least 10,000 employees in the state to spend at least 8% of payroll costs on health care benefits and about similar bills in other states. Wal-Mart is the only Maryland employer that will be affected by the law. Editor air force one ialsDes Moines Register: The Maryland law is  unfair because it targets only companies of a certain size  and  assumes providing health care is the responsibility of employers,  a Register editorial states.  The editorial continues that the U.S.  should be moving away from employer-based health care and toward a tax-financed system that provides health care to all Americans, regardless of where or if they re employed   Des Moines Register, 1/17 . Manchester Union Leader:  Wal-Mart is the company everyone loves to hate -- except when shopping there for inexpensive food, clothing and household goods,  a Union Leader editorial states. Because  [a]ctivists cannot get the votes for creating universal state health care,  they  are trying to use the law to force corporations to provide it themselves  and  cripple Wal-Mart,  the editorial continues, not owala ing a similar bill pending in New Hampshire.  However,  as with most misguided corporate mandates, this one would cost