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Corporate Integrity Agreement with Integrated Oncology Network Holdings, LLC; and Integrated Oncology Network, LLC; ION SightLine Holdings, LLC; SightLine Health, LLC; SightLine Development Company, LLC; SightLine Oncology Services, LLC; SL Med Center IMRT, LLC; Sightline Medical Center IMRT Holdings, LLC; SL Lubbock IMRT, LLC; Sightline Lubbock IMRT Holdings, LLC; SL West Houston IMRT, LLC; Sightline West Houston IMRT Holdings, LLC; SL West Hills IMRT, LLC; Sightline West Hills IMRT Holdings, LLC; SL Santa Monica IMRT, LLC; Sightline Santa Monica IMRT Holdings, LLC; SL Seattle IMRT, LLC; Sightline Seattle IMRT Holdings, LLC; SL Denver Leasing, LLC; Sightline Denver Leasing Holdings, LLC; SL Colorado Springs Leasing, LLC; Sightline Colorado Springs Holdings, LLC; SL Kansas City Leasing, LLC; Sightline Kansas City Holdings, LLC; SL North Texas Leasing, LLC; and Sightline North Texas Leasing Holdings, LLC

Closed  |  Effective from to  |  Duration 5 years
Location
Corona Del Mar, CA
Settlement Amount
$11,500,000

AGREEMENT PRESS RELEASE

Radiation Therapy Company Agrees to Pay Up to $11.5 Million to Settle Allegations of False Claims and Kickbacks

Published by the United States Department of Justice | View article on www.justice.gov

DALLAS - Texas-based SightLine Health LLC (SightLine), which operates radiation therapy centers throughout the United States, has agreed to settle a False Claims Act lawsuit alleging that it knowingly submitted claims to the Medicare program that violated the Anti Kickback Statute, the Justice Department announced today. Together with Integrated Oncology Network Holdings LLC (ION), which acquired SightLine in 2011, SightLine has agreed to pay the government up to $11.5 million. The announcement was made today by U.S. Attorney Erin Nealy Cox of the Northern District of Texas.

Report Type
Corporate Integrity Agreement
Category
Other Arrangement Review
Tags
Physician and Healthcare Practitioners