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Companies allegedly pressured physicians to add diagnoses that patients did not have.

Con artists claim to offer “free” genetic testing for heart conditions or cancer.

Staff was allegedly told to stop collecting swabs when bribes payments were missed.

This resolves allegations of unnecessary “Ultra High” levels of rehabilitation therapy at 11 facilities.

He pled guilty in case involving conglomerate of supply companies.

Stolen information was repackaged and sold to DME providers.

Complaint alleges he paid kickbacks for the solicitation of genetic tests.

It resolves allegations for false claims in skilled nursing facilities.

Agreement says procedures weren’t medically indicated or patients didn’t have kidney stones.

He was sentenced to 20 years, ordered to pay $52 million in restitution.

Medicare scams can show up when — and where — you least suspect them.

They are accused of obtaining payment for unnecessary medical claims.