Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud and Vulnerable Victims Unit Obtains $4 Million Settlement with Center for Vein Restoration to Resolve Allegations of Unnecessary Vein[...]

Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud and Vulnerable Victims Unit Obtains $4 Million Settlement with Center for Vein Restoration to Resolve Allegations of Unnecessary Vein Treatment Procedures

BALTIMORE, MD - Attorney General Anthony G. Brown today announced that his office has reached a settlement with CVR Management, LLC, to resolve allegations that the company's multistate network of vascular medicine clinics billed government health programs for medically unnecessary vein treatment procedures. CVR Management, LLC, a professional services corporation based in Greenbelt, Maryland, manages the operations of the Center for Vein Restoration (CVR), a group of practices and medical clinics operating in numerous states. CVR will pay the states and the federal government $4 million dollars, of which $604,365.07 will go to state Medicaid programs. Maryland, which led the state coalition, will get $168,763.36, to be shared with the federal government. The whistleblowers who initiated the case will receive $752,000 from the settlement.

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