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Patients received a product that wasn't covered by Medicare while the provider billed for another product.

Ray Anthony Shoulders, PA, faces up to 240 years in prison

Ray Shoulders and co-conspirators submitted $788,000 worth of fraudulent claims and received more than $614,000 in reimbursements from Medicare for injecting amniotic fluid into patients’ connective tissues to relieve joint pain, according to evidence.

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The provider is accused of injecting patients with an unapproved amniotic fluid product while billing Medicare for hundreds of thousands of dollars for a different treatment.

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Ray Anthony Shoulders allegedly asked patients to pay more than $800 out of pocket per injection to relieve joint pain.

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