The DOJ has reached a proposed settlement with two West Virginia hospitals that allegedly violated federal antitrust laws by agreeing to allocate territories for the marketing of health-care services (United States v. Charleston Area Med. Ctr., S.D. W.Va., 2:16-cv-03664, proposed consent judgment 4/14/16).
Under the terms of the settlement, the two hospitals, St. Mary’s Medical Center Inc. in Huntington, W.Va., and Charleston Area Medical Center Inc. (CAMC), agreed not to discuss marketing with each other and not to enter into any agreements with other providers restricting their marketing. The hospitals also agreed to put in place an ...
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