Here are five points:
1. NuVasive will pay $13.5 million, plus fees and accrued interest.
2. The company said it understands the government’s responsibility to ensure the appropriateness of industry practices.
3. NuVasive cooperated with the government and plans to sustain a compliant relationship.
4. This settlement allows NuVasive to avoid spending time and money on a litigation process, but does not imply an admission of liability by the company. NuVasive admits no wrongdoing.
5. The settlement did not require NuVasive to enter into a corporate integrity agreement by the OIG.
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