Veloxis Pharmaceuticals Agrees to Pay Over $46M to Resolve Criminal and Civil Liability for Kickback Schemes
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"HHS OIG will continue working with our law enforcement partners to protect patients, uphold the integrity of federal health care programs, and hold companies accountable when they violate the law.” Today’s resolution also includes a civil settlement of allegations that Veloxis caused the submission of false claims to federal healthcare programs by paying kickbacks to hospital personnel and specialty pharmacies, in violation of the False Claims Act."
"Veloxis Pharmaceuticals A/S, et al. , No. 1:20-cv-11575 (D."
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"Under the civil settlement agreement, Veloxis will pay $21,211,251 to the United States to resolve the False Claims Act allegations and an additional $13,238,749 to certain States for claims settled by certain State Medicaid programs."
"Under the civil settlement agreement, Veloxis will pay $21,211,251 to the United States to resolve the False Claims Act allegations and an additional $13,238,749 to certain States for claims settled by certain State Medicaid programs."
"In addition, Veloxis agreed to pay a $1.55 million civil penalty to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to resolve allegations that Veloxis knowingly failed to report to CMS certain payments to physicians under the Open Payments Program (also known as the “Sunshine Act”)."