New York’s Hospital for Special Surgery Denies Knowledge of Former CEO’s Role in Alleged Kickback Scheme

The Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City is denying that it had any knowledge of its former CEO’s alleged involvement in a kickback scheme to steer hospital business toward a certain vendor, according to a report by Crain’s New York Business.

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John Reynolds, who served as CEO of the hospital from 1999 to 2006 was alleged in a civil suit to have accepted kickbacks from Professional Billing Controls, a Long Island, N.Y.-based billing company, in return for steering business to the company. The $10 million suit was filed by Healthwave, a company which acquired Professional Billing Controls in 2003, according to the report.

According to the report, the billing company has identified 11 checks totaling more than $30,000 that were endorsed by Mr. Reynolds.

Recently, the hospital released a statement that the hospital had no knowledge or role in these actions, according to the report.

Read the Crain’s New York Business report on the Hospital for Special Surgery.
 

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