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Chiropractor Resolves Allegations
Companies did not perform surgery or implant neurostimulators.
Owner of Addiction Treatment Chain Pleads Guilty
Medicare was billed for 45-minute sessions when they were often five to 10 minutes.
Doctor Sentenced for Durable Medical Equipment Scheme
She was paid to conduct patient consultations that never took place.
Hospice Entities Settle Lawsuits
Patients were allegedly ineligible for hospice benefits because they were not terminally ill.
Couple Charged in $900 Million Amniotic Allografts Scheme
They allegedly targeted elderly Medicare patients, many terminally ill in hospice care.
Skilled Nursing Facilities Agree to Pay
The Grand admitted that employees implemented quotas that each of the 12 facilities was expected to reach.
Dermatology Agrees to Pay
Services were allegedly billed on days the doctor was not in the clinic.
Update: Podiatrist Sentenced in Foot Bath Scheme
The indictment alleges he chose medications for their anticipated reimbursement amount.
Doctor Charged with Fraudulent Billing During Pandemic
He allegedly would sign for medical devices and COVID tests for people who didn’t need them.
National Health Care Fraud Enforcement Action Announced
It resulted in 193 defendants charged and over $2.75 billion in false claims.
Eye Doctor Settles Fraud Claims
Patient test readings were allegedly manipulated to look like certain eye care was needed.
Update: Hospice Owner Sentenced
Many patients, alive and thriving years later, never knew they were on hospice.