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· 6/19/1858

Dunkin v. Taylor

Citations

  • 10 Ind. 422

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  • explaining that the plaintiff “cannot invoke the Medicare/Medicaid anti- fraud provisions in a civil complaint because these are criminal provisions”
  • holding, with no discussion, that 42 U.S.C. § 1396r did not confer a private right of action that could be enforced against a private nursing home

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