FRANKLIN, Tenn. – June 17, 2020 – MEDHOST®, a market-leading electronic health record (EHR) and healthcare IT solutions provider announced today that on June 11, 2020, Judge Robert N. Scola, Jr. granted a motion to dismiss the False Claims Act case against MEDHOST styled as United States of America ex rel Derek Lewis and Joey Neiman, Plaintiffs v. Community Health Systems, Inc., and others, Defendants.
In the conclusion of his 38-page order that closed the case, Judge Scola, stated the following:
“While the Relators have indeed poured forth heaps of alleged facts, interwoven with conclusory allegations of wrongdoing, the resulting complaint is nonetheless fatally flawed. This is because, even when construing the universe of facts presented in light most favorable to the Relators, the Court is unable to reasonably infer that the Defendants have engaged in the alleged misconduct.”
Additionally, the order provided that “The Court dismisses the Relators’ claim on the merits, without leave to amend and therefore the dismissal is with prejudice.” This part of the order prevents Relators from amending and refiling the case.
Thank you to the MEDHOST customers and partners who showed continued support to the Company and its mission during the defense of this case.
About MEDHOST
MEDHOST has been providing products and services to healthcare facilities of all types and sizes for over 35 years. Today, more than 1,000 healthcare facilities are partnering with MEDHOST and enhancing their patient care and operational excellence with its clinical and financial solutions, which include a fully integrated EHR solution. MEDHOST also offers a comprehensive emergency department information system with business and reporting tools. Additionally, its unparalleled support and hosting solutions make it easy to focus on what’s important for healthcare facilities: their patients and business. Connect with MEDHOST on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Contact:
Samra Khan
Sr. Enterprise Brand Manager
615-761-1000, ext. 2119
Samra.khan@medhost.com