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North Carolina Home Health Care Agency And Owner Agree To Pay $600,000 To Resolve False Claims Act Allegations - Vimarsana News

North Carolina Home Health Care Agency And Owner Agree To Pay $600,000 To Resolve False Claims Act Allegations

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Family First Home Health Care, Inc. (Family First), a home health care agency located in Gastonia, N.C. (now d/b/a Gaston Piedmont Health

DOJ: Dermatologist pays $6.6 million to settle fraud allegations - Vimarsana News

DOJ: Dermatologist pays $6.6 million to settle fraud allegations

The allegations against John Y. Chung, M.D. and his practice say they knowingly submitted false claims to federal healthcare programs.

Source: wbir.com
2 doctors convicted for unnecessary urinalysis testing scheme | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

2 doctors convicted for unnecessary urinalysis testing scheme | The Highland County Press

A federal jury convicted two doctors recently for their involvement in a scheme to commit health care fraud.

Alabama pain clinic owner pleads guilty in multi-million-dollar health care fraud - Vimarsana News

Alabama pain clinic owner pleads guilty in multi-million-dollar health care fraud

David Lyle Shehi, 42, of Rainbow City, conspiracy to pay kickbacks and conspiracy commit health care fraud in Tuscaloosa federal court, prosecutors said.

Source: al.com
Doctor is convicted of fraud after she was caught re-using single-use tools for sinus surgeries - Vimarsana News

Doctor is convicted of fraud after she was caught re-using single-use tools for sinus surgeries

A doctor has been convicted a federal charges of adulterating medical devices for re-using what the Justice Department called 'unsanitary' equipment meant for only one use.