US EditionVillages Health Company, Under Fire for Medicare Overpayments, Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 4 – The Villages Health is restructuring due to Medicare overpayment liabilities estimated at $361 million and will be acquired by CenterWell to maintain patient care continuity.
- On July 3, 2025, The Villages Health initiated a voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding in Orlando, Florida, aiming to restructure its operations and facilitate the sale of its assets.
- The filing followed the discovery of Medicare billing overpayments totaling hundreds of millions, which TVH self-reported and began resolving in fall 2024.
- CenterWell Senior Primary Care, a Humana healthcare affiliate, has agreed to acquire TVH's assets—including eight primary care centers—by serving as the initial bidder in a court-supervised sale process.
- TVH owes the U.S. government approximately $361 million while holding assets estimated between $50 and $100 million, and CEO Bob Trinh assured no interruption to patient care.
- The bankruptcy process aims to preserve operations and patient care continuity, with sale approval by a bankruptcy judge and ongoing resolution efforts with the government continuing.
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Villages Health company, under fire for Medicare overpayments, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
A major health care group that caters to The Villages retirement community has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it tries to sell to a major health group and deals with hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicare overpayments.
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