WE HAVE A RIGHT TO SAY
THE TERM 'RETARDED' USED AS RICO VIOLATIONS NINE YEARS IN THE STATE TEXAS
The GOP Blames It Directly
on the President
of the United States of
America Barack Obama
Which Is False July 17,
2008
Texas Developmental Disabilities
institutions inpatient rates
(To assessing and or institutionalizing 6 people of my
family as retaliation)
Do Not Forget the Koch Brothers and
Oil in Eagle Ford Shale Iranian Interest
My biggest concern was the safety of the
person in my care, when UTSA did an illegal medical assessment and determined
that I suffered from developmental disabilities and should be institutionalize
in the State Schools for The Disable leaving the ward of my care to return to
the Texas State Hospital for life, which was transferred to foreign agency in
India and is probably still being shared this is a valid complaint in your
office because it is criminal and by law you should have included me in the
tort suit against Texas Governor Rick Perry. It is fact that before and after
2008 retaliation against those who own Mineral Wealth or are a political threat
to the elite class is institutionalize or worse (Electronic Behavioral Control
Devices at Any Distance Declassified Documents published in The Burnt Orange
Report Public Domain within the limits of the law and where use in the state of Texas Today!)
Many (1,000s Count Um Don’t make Me Do That
For You Too) Texans have been institutionalized to rob them of their assets.
Please note, Texas common lunacy law, thousands of court documents use lunacy
tagging on women, children, and the elderly in La Salle County, who only
weakness to the disease was to own mineral rights? The Term Retardation has
replaced or can be submitted in place of ‘lunacy’ term in the state of Texas by
common law.
The government has intervened in eight False Claims Act
lawsuits against Health Management Associates Inc. (HMA) alleging that HMA
billed federal health care programs for medically unnecessary inpatient
admissions from the emergency departments at HMA hospitals and paid
remuneration to physicians in exchange for patient referrals, the Justice
Department announced today. The
government also has joined in the allegations in one of these lawsuits that
Gary Newsome, HMA’s former CEO, directed HMA’s corporate practice of pressuring
emergency department physicians and hospital administrators to raise inpatient
admission rates, regardless of medical necessity. HMA operates 71 hospitals in 15 states:
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Washington
and West Virginia.
That OCR complaint is still a valid complaint because it is
criminal to attack or abuse a disabled defenses person. I discussed this problem
with the Federal Bureau of Investigation about sharing of classified
information with the police at the street level and Private security firms was
the major factor of my complaint to office and causal factor to campus shooting
and staff stalking by CUBIT a training program paid for by Federal Funds. Your
office failed to research this material and I respectfully declined the
information due me specially address to Greg Abbott “I understand this
information is due me because UTSA failed to respond properly; however, I do
not wish to interfere with the FBI investigation”, although all this
information was available to your office as a “known” and known to me by the
abuse.
Thank you for letter dated December27, 2013 that you would
not pursue RE 06144002, because I listed two swatting events by the Atascosa
County Sheriff Office (ACSO) who were retaliating because I filed an OCR
Department Education. I also listed many of the key actors and many other law
enforcement agencies in the information loop, who are all connected to the
discriminatory and retaliatory acts on me and other disabled persons associated
with me. Please reconsider this valid case and the cases I am still waiting on
from the Office of Secretary of Education Legal Counsel, who asked me to be
patient.
Let be known by all parties, all my complaints were connected
to Texas Governor Rick Perry Command and Control Centers and by other ambiguous
sharing applications by any other name, paid for by federal funds reported to
Joe Biden Vice President of the United of America to have written laws that are
discriminatory to my particular case applied on UTSA at the time. I still have open 32 privacy
breaches before the new FIFA law was passed in fall 2008 that you failed to
investigate and it is in your jurisdiction at the time and put my life in
jeopardy. Texas State Universities at the time which included Private Security
Firms, who were employed by and received Federal Funds through UTSA and The
University of Houston, and Kuklakan College Mexico where I was stalked reported
to FBI and IVERP as a valid claim of the artificially manufacture Tea Party
Insurrection and Rebellion reported the event to you and the U.S. State Department
and the Department of Homeland security. The University of Houston had a
concern and contacted the office of Governor Rick Perry about the retaliation
of a registered student at the University of Houston, by UTSA a matter of your
records that establishes the retaliation and within the time frame you failed
to prosecute and forced me to do as instructed by the UTSA crisis counselor –
go public and disclose for my protection and to help others with similar
problems.
[See my web page
http://www.linearism.org/TexasVictimsofCrimePage.html that includes the
following summary that by law HHS should provide me Gregory O’Dell and family
members with legal services concerning these criminal acts against the elderly
and disabled in order to recover stolen property and damages including
counseling for recovery. We
all still live in fear from the threat of being murdered if we say anything.
“HHS Reference No.
64035254 Abuse of Texas Seniors, Disabled and Children HHS Reference No.
64065569 Retaliation Fraud and abuse by Texas Victims of Crime and OCR Dallas
Damages Texas Tea Insurrection And Rebellion Treason Damages Incurred Texas Tea
Party Insurrection and Rebellion Treason ADA Retaliation Abuse of Congressional
Powers Reporting Bio-Hazard Nuclear Reward No Greater Than $500,000 USD Unpaid
Compensation Political Targeting Abuse of Senatorial Powers Terrorist Bombing
Saudi Arabia Retaliation Mexico Stalking With Deadly Force By The State of
Texas International Terrorist Bombing Stalking By Deadly Force Over
International Boundaries Unpaid Reward Merck and Compensation Fed Netted $322
Million Denied Claim That Should Already Be Process by Texas Victims of Crime
Should Have Already Been Transferred by Law To Texas To Be Paid Along With The
Fort Hood Office Shooting by Order of Texas Senator John Cornyn My biggest concern was the safety of
the person in my care, when UTSA did an illegal medical assessment and
determined that I suffered from developmental disabilities and should be
institutionalize in the State Schools for The Disable leaving the ward of my
care to return to the Texas State Hospital for life, which was transferred to
foreign agency in India and is probably still being shared this is a valid
complaint in your office because it is criminal and by law you should have
included me in the tort suit against Texas Governor Rick Perry.
Many Texans have been institutionalized to rob them of their assets.
Please note, Texas common lunacy law, thousands of court documents use lunacy
tagging on women, children, and the elderly in La Salle County, who only
weakness to the disease was to own mineral rights? [Clarification: Billions in
Mineral rights were illegal taken from South Texans at threat of murder by a
FedXXXXXX Oil XXXXXXX. who is XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, who holds the XXXXXXXXXXXXX
deceased Grandfather, who forged documents in his name as if he were still
living, kidnapped my Grandmother after the family purchased her a new home and
moved her away from the abuse at her request before April 2008. XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX and his new wife a paralegal had
no interest in caring for my grandmother until the opening of Eagle ford shale
drilling. They held her as a commodity and would let her speak with family
members waiting for her to die, which was quickened by their abuse. Reported
but not envisaged by the Atascosa Sheriff Department. This date may have
importance to investigators to things unknown to me or why the whole family was
threatened, attacked, abused, and records were manipulated or temporarily
missing including my VA entitlement request, which is in the goods of the VA
OIG and I await along with 750,000 other veterans as should be, a matter beyond
any veterans control or correction. 01/06/2014 GNO]
That OCR
complaint is still a valid complaint because it is criminal to attack or abuse
a disabled defenses person. I discussed this problem with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation about sharing of classified information with the police at the
street level and Private security firms was the major factor of my complaint to
office and causal factor to campus shooting and staff stalking by CUBIT a
training program paid for by Federal Funds. Your office failed to research this
material and I respectfully declined the information due me specially address
to Greg Abbott “I understand this information is due me because UTSA failed to
respond properly; however, I do not wish to interfere with the FBI
investigation”, although all this information was available to your office as a
“known” and known to me by the abuse.
“The Department of Justice is committed to ensuring that
health care providers who attempt to misuse federal health care programs for
their own profit are held accountable,” said Assistant Attorney General for the
Justice Department’s Civil Division Stuart F. Delery. “Schemes such as this one can contribute
significantly to the rising cost of delivering health care and create needless
patient risk.”
The lawsuits allege that HMA’s corporate officers, at the
direction of Newsome, exerted significant pressure on doctors in the emergency
department to admit patients who could have been placed in observation, treated
as outpatients or discharged, and that this resulted in the submission of
inflated or false claims to federal health care programs. One lawsuit also alleges that patients were
improperly admitted for scheduled surgical procedures that should have been
done on an outpatient basis. The
complaints further allege that HMA paid kickbacks, either in the form of bonuses
or awarded contracts, to physician groups staffing HMA emergency rooms to
induce the physicians to admit patients unnecessarily.
In addition, the lawsuits allege that HMA paid kickbacks to
other physician groups to induce referrals.
For example, HMA allegedly provided improper remuneration, both through
the provision of free office space and staffing and through direct payments, to
Primary Care Associates, a physician practice group in Port Charlotte, Fla., in
exchange for referrals to two HMA hospitals in Florida. HMA also allegedly paid kickbacks to
physicians in Lancaster, Pa., by paying inflated prices for physician-owned
assets, providing sham medical directorship contracts and selling assets to
physicians for below fair market value.
The Anti-Kickback Statute prohibits offering, paying,
soliciting or receiving remuneration to induce referrals of items or services
covered by Medicare, Medicaid and other federally funded programs. The Stark Statute prohibits a hospital from
submitting claims for patient referrals made by a physician with whom the
hospital has an improper financial arrangement.
Both the Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Statute are intended to ensure
that a physician’s medical judgment is not compromised by improper financial incentives
and is instead based on the best interests of the patient.
“This intervention decision marks the culmination of a
lengthy and comprehensive investigation into a variety of serious fraud
allegations against one of our district’s largest health care providers,” said
Acting U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Florida A. Lee Bentley
III. “We hope that this case will serve
as a reminder to our provider community that this office is fully engaged in
the struggle against misconduct of this kind.”
“Improper hospital admissions cost the government millions
of dollars in unnecessary fees and subject patients to excessive treatment and
needless risk, driving up the cost of health care,” said U.S. Attorney for the
Western District of North Carolina Anne M. Tompkins. “The government will pursue aggressively
providers that boost their profits at the expense of Medicare and other
government programs.”
“Unlawful financial relationships between hospitals and
physicians solely to increase referrals are, unfortunately, a common practice
that corrupts the health care system,” said U.S. Attorney for the Southern
District of Florida Wifredo A. Ferrer.
“The system also suffers a direct financial hit when hospitals
fraudulently increase admissions where they are not indicated, solely to
benefit hospitals’ bottom line. We will
not relent in our efforts to combat these kinds of fraudulent schemes and
recover funds for the Medicare program.”
“HMA’s submission of claims to Medicare, Medicaid and
TRICARE for unnecessary inpatient stays is a serious matter that threatens the
integrity of our entire health care system, and the end result is that those
who need health care cannot afford it,” said U.S. Attorney for the Middle
District of Georgia Michael J. Moore. “The
Middle District of Georgia is committed to fighting health care fraud.”
“Investigations such as these are a very high priority for
the FBI because of the potential impact to the nation’s health care system and
to the public,” said FBI Assistant Director Ron Hosko. “Because of the priority nature of these
cases as well as their complexity, we have created a centralized team to
provide nationwide support to our field offices called the Major Provider
Response Team. The FBI is committed to
working with our partners in these types of investigations and appreciates the
public’s involvement in the process.”
The lawsuits were filed under the qui tam, or whistleblower,
provisions of the False Claims Act, which permit private parties to sue on
behalf of the government when they believe that defendants submitted false
claims for government funds and to receive a share of any recovery. The False Claims Act also permits the
government to intervene in such lawsuits, as it has done in these cases. The eight lawsuits are pending in the
Southern and Middle Districts of Florida, Middle District of Georgia, Northern
District of Illinois, Western District of North Carolina, Eastern District of
Pennsylvania and District of South Carolina .
The government’s intervention in these matters illustrates
its emphasis on combating health care fraud and marks another achievement for
the Health Care Fraud Prevention and Enforcement Action Team (HEAT) initiative,
which was announced in May 2009 by Attorney General Eric Holder and Health and
Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius.
The partnership between the two departments has focused efforts to
reduce and prevent Medicare and Medicaid financial fraud through enhanced
cooperation. One of the most powerful
tools in this effort is the False Claims Act.
Since January 2009, the Justice Department has recovered a total of more
than $17 billion through False Claims Act cases, with more than $12.2 billion
of that amount recovered in cases involving fraud against federal health care
programs.
These matters were investigated by the Commercial Litigation
Branch of the Justice Department’s Civil Division; the U.S. Attorney’s Offices
for the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida, Middle District of Georgia,
Northern District of Illinois, Western District of North Carolina, Middle and
Eastern Districts of Pennsylvania and District of South Carolina; the
Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General and the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The cases are captioned United States ex rel. Brummer v.
Health Mgmt. Assocs. Inc. , et al.,3-09-cv-135 (CDL)(M.D. Ga.); United States
ex rel. Williams v. Health Mgmt. Assocs. Inc. et al., 3:12-cv-151 (M.D. Ga.) ;
United States ex rel. Plantz v. Health Mgmt. Assocs. Inc., et al., 13C-1212
(N.D. Ill.) ; United States ex rel. Miller v. Health Mgmt. Assocs. Inc., et
al., 10-3007 (E.D. Pa.) ; United States ex rel. Mason v. Health Mgmt. Assocs.
Inc., et al., 3:10-CV-472-GCM (W.D.N.C.) ; United States ex rel. Nurkin v.
Health Mgmt. Assocs. Inc., et al., 2:11-cv-14-FtM-29DNF (M.D. Fla.) ; United
States ex rel. Jacqueline Meyer & Cowling v. Health Mgmt. Assocs. Inc., et
al.; 0:11-cv-01713-JFA (D.S.C.) and United States ex rel. Paul Meyer v. Health
Mgmt. Assocs. Inc., et al.,11-62445 cv-Williams (S.D. Fla.).
The claims asserted against HMA and Newsome are allegations
only, and there has been no determination of liability.