Filed under: fraud
Drugmakers have paid $8 billion in fraud fines
The nation's largest drugmakers have paid at least $8 billion in fines for repeatedly defrauding Medicare and Medicaid over the past decade, but they remain in business with the federal government because they are often the sole suppliers of critical products, records show.
Read the Article>Doctors' prescriptions raise suspicions of Medicaid fraud
Minnesota officials are reporting a handful of doctors to the state medical board for potential disciplinary action because of the amount of addictive painkillers and potent psychotropic drugs they have prescribed.
Read the Article>A $250 Million Fraud Scheme Finds a Path to Brighton Beach
The plot involved 10 doctors, 9 separate clinics in New York City and 105 different corporations, all in service of a health care fraud ring that federal authorities say conspired to steal more than a quarter of a billion dollars from insurance companies. And when the details were announced on Wednesday, they cast an unflattering spotlight on how immigrants from the former Soviet Union have often dominated such schemes in the city.
Read the Article>Obama administration credits health reform law for record-setting $375M fraud bust
Health Care Fraud Judgments: Federal Authorities Recovered $4.1 Billion In 2011
Federal authorities say they recovered $4.1 billion in health care fraud judgments last year, a record high which officials on Monday credited to new tools for cracking down on deceitful Medicare claims.
Read the Article>Quinn to Obama: Illinois pressing ahead on Medicaid reforms
Labor Dept. targets fraudulent insurance plans
12 charged with bilking Medicare of $95 million
Federal authorities have charged 12 people in connection with billing schemes that involved more than $95 million in fraudulent Medicare claims, the U.S. Justice Department said Wednesday.
Read the Article>Feds search for fugitive in health care fraud case
From Chris Covington's perspective, Rodolfo Bouza sits at the bottom of a large chain of people with one purpose in mind - getting money from the federal Medicare system.
Read the Article>