A business that operated a Concord nursing home has settled for $2.3 million with the Department of Justice over allegations that it submitted false medical billing claims and offered “grossly” substandard nursing home services.
A business that operated a Concord nursing home has settled for $2.3 million with the Department of Justice over allegations that it submitted false medical billing claims and offered"grossly" substandard nursing home services, U.S. Attorney Stephanie M. Hinds announced on Tuesday.
The DOJ alleges that from 2012 to 2017, San Miguel submitted, or caused to be submitted, claims to the Medicare and Medi-Cal programs for payments of its services that failed to meet minimum required standards of skilled nursing care in multiple ways.
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