AmeriHealth clinics consent to a $2M judgment to resolve healthcare fraud allegations

BOISE – AmeriHealth and its owners, Ryan and Alban Hatch, consented to a $2 million judgment against them in U.S. District Court after admitting to violations of the False Claims

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