Chiropractic Clinic is Withheld Insurance Benefits for Failure to Comply with Florida Health Care Clinic Act (FHCCA)

State Farm Fire & Cas. Co. v. Silver Star Health & Rehab (11th Cir. 2013)

An insurer paid a chiropractic clinic $151,000 for treatments provided to its insureds, but withheld an additional $86,000 on the basis that the clinic’s failure to comply with the licensing requirements of the Florida Health Care Clinic Act (“FHCCA”) rendered the treatments unlawfully provided.  The insurer then prevailed in a suit for declaratory relief and unjust enrichment.  The clinic appealed, but the Eleventh Circuit affirmed, ruling, inter alia, that a court in a civil action may determine whether there has been a violation of a FHCCA licensing requirement.

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