Robert F. Kennedy Medical Center v. Leavitt

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• concluding that evidence of a regulatory reversal on the bona fide sale requirement was unconvincing
• concluding that evidence of a regulatory reversal on the bona fide sale requirement was unconvincing
• concluding that the bona fide sale requirement “is a reasonable construction of the Medicare regulations” for merging providers
• holding transaction lacked “reasonable consideration” where approximately $50 million in assets were transferred for the assumption of $30.5 in liabilities
• finding that because the ―[‗bona fide sale‘] issue is dispositive in this case, we do not reach the ‗related parties‘ issue‖
• upholding the Administrator’s decision that a transfer of $50 million in assets for $30.5 million in “consideration” was not a “bona fide sale”

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