Quintet Of Floridians Face Federal Charges For Allegedly Defrauding PPP Of Over $24 Million
Florida Chiropractor Faces Federal Charges After Allegedly Fraudulent PPP Application And Medicare Fraud
Washington State Man Facing Felony Fraud Charges For Allegedly Fraudulent PPP Loan Application
Drug Company Pleads Guilty To Federal Felonies In Connection With Opioid-Addiction Drug
Washington, D.C. Man Facing Federal Fraud Charges In Alleged PPP Scam
A Washington, D.C. man is facing Federal fraud charges on allegations that he submitted false information to a bank in an effort at fraudulently obtaining Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan.
Georgia Hospital To Pay $122 Million To Settle Claims Of Fraud Against Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE
A Georgia-based healthcare firm has agreed to pay the government $122 million to settle claims that it billed Medicare, Medicaide, and TRICARE for unnecessary treatments and allegedly paying illegal financial inducements to beneficiaries of those programs.
Ft. Lauderdale Man Allegedly Used Fraudulently Obtained PPP Loans To Defraud Medicare
A Broward County man is facing Federal fraud charges after investigators say he used Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans to enable an attempt to defraud Medicare.
Oklahoma Orthopedic Hospital And Codefendants Agree To Pay $72.3 Million To Resolve Medicare Fraud Claims
An Oklahoma orthopedic hospital and several related individuals and entities have agreed to pay the Federal and state governments $72.3 million to settle claims that it defrauded Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE while violating the False Claims Act by allegedly paying illicit kickbacks.
CEO Of Tennessee Pain Clinic Sentenced To Over Three Years In Federal Prison For Medicare Fraud
The former chief executive officer of a Tennessee pain management firm will spend three-and-a-half years in Federal prison on a conviction for his alleged involvement in an illegal kickback conspiracy that defrauded Medicare of around $4 million.
St. Pete Father And Three Sons Facing Federal Charges Over Fake COVID-19 Cure
Federal authorities have charged a St. Petersburg man and his three sons with fraud over allegations that the men sold a "miracle cure" for COVID-19 that was little more than a bleach mixture.
