Memphis Woman Sentenced in Healthcare Fraud Case; Charged in New Criminal Complaint
Princess Terry, 27, has been sentenced to 65 months in federal prison for healthcare fraud and aggravated identity theft, and has also been charged with wire fraud and making a…
Read More »New York Medical Doctor Settles Civil Fraud Allegations in Adult Homes Investigation
Dr. Dominick Piacente, a New York family physician, has agreed to pay the United States $150,000 to resolve civil allegations that he paid kickbacks and caused false claims to be…
Read More »Pennsylvania Physician to Pay $850,000 to Resolve Potential Liability under False Claims Act
Nava K. Nawaz, MD of Mechanicsburg, PA has agreed to pay the United States $850,000 to resolve allegations that she submitted fraudulent travel claims to the Medicare program. As part…
Read More »Missouri Attorney General Reaches Settlement with Nursing Home for Alleged Medicaid Fraud
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt announced that Life Care Center of Bridgeton, on October 29, 2020, entered into a civil settlement agreement with his Medicaid Fraud Control Unit for failing…
Read More »Massachusetts Nurse Ordered to Start Sentence in Drug Tampering Case
Brianna Duffy was supposed to start serving a five-year federal prison term in January for diluting the pain medication of at least 16 nursing home patients at a half-dozen facilities.
Read More »Virginia Psychiatrist Pleads Guilty to Federal Healthcare Fraud Charge
Uzma Ehtesham, 52, a Wise, Virginia psychiatrist who defrauded Virginia Medicaid and Medicare by fraudulently billing these programs for services, pleaded guilty to federal healthcare fraud. According to court documents,…
Read More »Tennessee Podiatrist Indicted for Healthcare Fraud
A federal grand jury in Knoxville returned a forty-count indictment on November 3, 2020 against Andrew Lynn, D.P.M., 63, of Knoxville, Tennessee, charging him with healthcare fraud. The indictment alleges…
Read More »Calif. Medical Supply Company that Defrauded Federal Healthcare Programs Pays $565,873
A Canoga Park-based company that sells home medical equipment has paid $565,873 to resolve allegations that it knowingly submitted false claims to federal healthcare programs for medically unnecessary medical supplies…
Read More »Former Tennessee Health System CEO Indicted for Theft
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Candie Starr, the former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Lincoln Health System (LHS) in Fayetteville, Tennessee. Lincoln…
Read More »Florida Home Health Aide Accused of Stealing Credit Card from Cancer Patient
A Florida home health aide is accused of stealing a terminally ill cancer patient’s credit card that her son later used for a $700 spending spree at Walmart, a report…
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