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Community Health Sues Physician Group for $10M, Alleging Misspent Grants

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October 6, 2022

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Community Health System is suing a Fresno physician group, Santé Health System, for nearly $10 million. (Shutterstock)

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Community Health System is suing a Fresno physician group, Santé Health System, for nearly $10 million.

CHS filed the breach-of-contract lawsuit on Wednesday, alleging Sante improperly spent grant money that was supposed to support medical clinics for the underserved and research.

In response to the lawsuit, Santé alleges that CHS severed the agreement more than two years ago and owes the physician group $5 million in damages.

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Community Health Sues Physician Group for $10M, Alleging Misspent Grants

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