Arkansas Doctor Gets 8-Year Sentence in Kickback Scheme
Joe David “Jay” May also was ordered to pay $4.63 million in restitution.
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Joe David “Jay” May also was ordered to pay $4.63 million in restitution.
Joe David "Jay" May was convicted of paying and receiving kickbacks for writing prescriptions for compounded drugs.
LITTLE ROCK-- An Alexander doctor has been convicted for his involvement in a multi-million-dollar kickback conspiracy at the conclusion of a week-long trial. A
Kenneth Myers Jr., 43, of Alpharetta, Georgia, formerly of Little Rock, pleads guilty in U.S. District Court in connection with a multimillion-dollar fraud involving prescription drugs.
An Alpharetta, Ga., man who worked as a medical sales representative pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to involvement in a scheme to bilk the military insurer Tricare out of millions of dollars by recruiting doctors to prescribe high-cost prescriptions from compounding pharmacies to be delivered to beneficiaries who didn't need the medications.