A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts
— A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts
by Kristina Fiore, Director of Enterprise & Investigative Reporting, MedPage Today
June 11, 2026
• 2 min read
Michigan podiatrist Anthony Weinert, DPM, has filed a $50 million lawsuit against HHS agents, claiming he was falsely accused of healthcare fraud, which he says cost him his reputation, two clinics, and a supervisory surgical position at a local hospital. (WXYZ)
Family sues hospital that ‘told them their child was dying’ - but it was curable
Cleveland Clinic agrees to 'decades-long' halt on gender-affirming care for minors in DOJ settlement
Optum Rx, FTC posed for settlement in insulin pricing case
Trump admin's $100K H-1B visa fee policy tossed by federal judge
Cities sue Trump administration to block final ACA rule
Provider groups file lawsuit against HHS over anti-trans Ryan White funding rules
Hundreds of hospitals warned over price transparency failings, AP reports
Indian-origin Dr Ashok Muralidaran under fire over wrong heart surgery in Oregon: 'India gives fake degrees'
CalOptima Health approves $430M rate increase to keep safety-net providers afloat
UnitedHealthcare’s lactation billing feud, and fake strokes
A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts
A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts
A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts
A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts
Just hours after the Trump administration announced action against fraud in the hospice and home health spaces, Vice President JD…
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell is suing UnitedHealthcare, alleging that the insurance giant "manipulated the…
