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Haven Healthcare office raided by federal investigators

By Qui Tam

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The corporate headquarters of Haven Healthcare, an operator of nursing homes, were raided by federal investigators last week, according to a December 1, 2007 posting on the website of the Hartford Courant.

Sources said that the company is being investigated for possible Medicare and Medicaid fraud and tax fraud.

The company operates 25 nursing homes, 15 of them in Connecticut.

The paper reports that Haven Healthcare and 41 related entities filed for bankruptcy protection last week, after the Courant published a three-day series detailing the company's spiraling debt and numerous lawsuits alleging bad credit and bad patient care.

Full post as published by False Claims Act - Qui Tam on December 04, 2007 (boomark / email).

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