Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare disputes U.S. Justice Department claims that the health system's agreements under the system’s affiliation with a private oncology practice were “a fiction” perpetuated partially to let the system “realize profits from the 340B program.”

Tennessee Health System Strikes Back Against DOJ Claims It Paid for Referrals to Boost 340B Revenue

A Tennessee health system last week denied U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) allegations that agreements under the system’s seven-year affiliation with a private oncology practice were “a fiction” perpetuated partially to let the system “realize profits from the 340B program.”

Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare (MLH) in Memphis rejected DOJ’s characterization of its relationship with the West Clinic in a May 17 filing in federal district court in Nashville.

A Tennessee health system last week denied U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) allegations that agreements under the system’s seven-year affiliation with a private oncology practice were “a fiction” perpetuated partially to let the system “realize profits from the 340B program.”

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