This edition of the Healthcare Enforcement column continues to follow recent developments in United States ex rel. Shea v. eHealth, Inc. et al., 21-cv-11777 (DJC) (D. Mass.), a significant False Claims Act (FCA) case in which the government alleged that major health insurers and brokers not only paid for beneficiaries to be referred to the insurers’ Medicare Advantage Plans, but also discriminated against disabled beneficiaries to prevent them from joining those plans.
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