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He contracted with marketers who placed ads that offered orthotic braces at no cost.

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He submitted claims for 151 purported X-ray services on dates after the patients had died.

Medicare beneficiaries were recruited to accept prescriptions they didn’t want or need.

He falsely certified medical necessity for DME or genetic tests for more than 2,000 patients.

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Scheme included sham employment relationships with patients’ family members.

Complaint says already-covered services directly charged to Medicare.

Patient signatures allegedly forged on consent forms.

Claims were for surgically implanted neurostimulators.