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Originally Posted by tophcfa
The bankruptcy judge is in a difficult predicament in this particular case. On one hand, she doesn’t want to tank the sale and potentially leave 55k seniors up the creek without health care. On the other hand, they have an obligation to seriously consider the well thought out objections filed by the likes of the U.S. Government, Florida Blue, United Health Care, and other creditors. To further complicate matters, this case could set an important precedent for other high profile Medicare over billing cases in the future. Hopefully, the court can find a way to strike a delicate balance between the interests of the various parties involved, without significant collateral damage to the many innocent parties that could be effected by the resolution of this case. Stay tuned.
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I do not know what the bankruptcy judge's responsibility is. My understanding is that he is working on behalf of the creditors not the patients.