Conviva Care Centers (Humana / CenterWell)
Conviva Care Centers (Humana / CenterWell) — Senior primary-care clinics — Humana-owned; this family’s primary care network · convivacarecenters.com.
What it sells
Conviva is Humana’s senior-focused primary care organization (with CenterWell): value-based clinics in Florida and Texas — Daytona Beach among them — serving mainly Medicare Advantage patients. Humana reported Conviva and CenterWell together caring for about 318,000 seniors in nearly 300 centers across 15 states. Conviva is not a VA contractor or network administrator: it is paid per patient through Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare. No Conviva-specific federal contract dollars exist to print, and none are invented here.
The contract and the money
No federal contract vehicle for Conviva itself was verified in this build’s research — it is a care provider, not a government network administrator.
On the record
What the government’s own watchdogs and prosecutors have published about this company, newest first. The summaries are ours; the findings are theirs.
- Medicare Advantage Compliance Audit of Diagnosis Codes HumanaChoice Submitted to CMS (HHS OIG, A-05-24-00010) — PARENT COMPANY Humana, not Conviva clinics (2026-09) — HHS OIG found medical records did not support submitted diagnosis codes for 178 of 220 sampled enrollee-years and estimated HumanaChoice received at least $130.9 million in overpayments for 2020–2021. OIG recommendations are not final determinations — CMS decides recoupment — and Humana disputed findings in this audit series. Printed as the parent company’s record, labeled as such.
- United States Files False Claims Act Complaint Against Three National Insurers and Three Brokers (DOJ) — allegations only (2025-05-01) — DOJ alleged Aetna, Elevance and Humana paid hundreds of millions in illegal kickbacks to brokers (2016–2021) to steer Medicare beneficiaries into their Medicare Advantage plans, and alleged pressure to reduce enrollment of disabled beneficiaries. A filed complaint against the parent company — no liability determination — printed as an allegation, labeled as one.
In this family’s case
FROM THE CASE RECORD: Conviva was Dad’s primary care network — the front door of his care for years. Conviva has produced ZERO records directly to this family: the August 18, 2026 right-of-access demand was acknowledged the same day, and in the 65+ days since, no production and no written extension — the 30-day HIPAA clock ran out around September 17, 2026. What the family knows of his Conviva care it knows because PicnicHealth independently obtained a 218-page Conviva extract (Oct 2025–Jul 2026) through its own channel; Conviva’s pre-October-2025 notes remain missing, and a follow-up demand sits drafted in the case file. The company’s own physician’s notes are in that extract — this site’s suppression hold on naming individual clinicians for undocumented acts applies here in full; the institution that produced nothing is the subject of this page, not its doctors.
If this company is in your chain
- Tell Your Story — this site publishes documented family records. If this company is in your veteran’s chain, your documents belong on the record next to ours.
- VA OIG Hotline: 800-488-8244 — report suspected wrongdoing, inadequate patient care, or mismanagement straight to the Inspector General.
Middlemen data checked 2026-10-25 against the sources cited on this page. If a figure or a fact here is wrong, tell us — corrections are the point of this site.