Marin v. Hew, Health Care Financing Agency
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
GOODWIN, Circuit Judge.
Health care providers who have been unable to collect sums claimed to be due for services they provided to medicare beneficiaries sued in the district court to recover damages from a number of individuals and entities. These consolidated appeals challenge the dismissal for want of subject matter jurisdiction in one action and the granting of summary judgment in another action. We affirm both judgments.
Joseph Marin, Doreen C. Marin, Elesa L. Beale and Home Medical Services, Inc. (Marin) provide home health services to individuals qualified to receive such services under…
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