Island View Residential Treatment Center

Lawsuits

• Court record - Aspen Education Group (case no. 2:2014cv00866) 2015 | Closed | United States District Court for the District of Utah | 2:14cv866 Names this facility

  Outcome: The court granted a motion to dismiss with prejudice, closing the case.

  The plaintiffs, owners of several residential treatment programs, sued the defendants for breach of contract and conversion over misdirected payments. The defendants failed to remit the payments to the plaintiffs as required by the purchase agreement. The court found the plaintiffs had a substantial likelihood of success and granted the motion for a writ of replevin. The order was signed by Magistrate Judge Paul M. Warner on February 18, 2015.

• Memorandum - Elevations RTC (case no. 2:2014cv00866) 2015 | Dismissed | United States District Court for the District of Utah Central Division | 2:14cv866 Names this facility

  Outcome: The court granted the motion to dismiss with prejudice, closing the case.

  Plaintiffs, who purchased several residential treatment programs and therapeutic boarding schools from Sellers, filed a lawsuit alleging that Defendants wrongfully withheld misdirected payments and accounts receivable collected after the asset purchase. Defendants counterclaimed for breach of contract, arguing that Plaintiffs committed material breaches first, thereby excusing Defendants from performance. The court determined that Plaintiffs demonstrated a substantial likelihood of success on their breach of contract and conversion claims and met the requirements for a prejudgment writ of replevin.

• Court opinion - Elevations RTC, 2008 2008 | Unknown | United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit | 08-1287 Names this facility

  Plaintiffs filed an ERISA lawsuit seeking to recover the cost of in-patient care furnished by Island View Residential Treatment Center to a teenage patient. The defendant health insurance provider denied reimbursement for portions of the stay, determining that the medical needs could be met by less intensive care. Multiple independent reviews upheld the denial of benefits. The court ultimately held for the defendant based on a contractual provision barring legal action after two years.

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News coverage

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  Woodbury Reports Jun 1, 1996 General

  Seen 'n Heard, 6/1996

  This industry newsletter compilation from June 1996 reports on administrative updates, program expansions, and staffing changes across several youth residential and wilderness programs. Notable updates include hiring notices, facility construction projects for transition programs, and changes to tuition and enrollment criteria at various adolescent treatment facilities.