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June 2023 FCA Settlement Wrap-Up: DOJ Continues To Crack Down On Health Care Fraud - Healthcare - Vimarsana News

June 2023 FCA Settlement Wrap-Up: DOJ Continues To Crack Down On Health Care Fraud - Healthcare

The U.S. Department of Justice ("DOJ") announced several settlements related to False Claims Act ("FCA") allegations this June.

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Smart Pharmacy owner accused of defrauding Medicare, Tricare - Vimarsana News

Smart Pharmacy owner accused of defrauding Medicare, Tricare

Gregory Balotin will pay $7.4 million to settle lawsuits against him, accusing him of mixing expensive medicine into creams unnecessarily to get more money.

Jacksonville pharmacist accused of putting antipsychotic drug into pain creams to increase insurance payouts - Vimarsana News

Jacksonville pharmacist accused of putting antipsychotic drug into pain creams to increase insurance payouts

A Jacksonville pharmacist and two pharmacies he owned have agreed to pay at least $7.4 million to settle two civil lawsuits brought by whistleblowers and the U.S. Department of Justice.

Two Florida Pharmacies to Pay $7.4 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations - Vimarsana News

Two Florida Pharmacies to Pay $7.4 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations

Jacksonville's Smart Pharmacy, Inc., SP2, LLC, and owner Gregory Balotin have agreed to pay at least $7.4 million to resolve lawsuits filed in

Jacksonville pharmacies settle Medicare fraud lawsuit for $7.4 million - Vimarsana News

Jacksonville pharmacies settle Medicare fraud lawsuit for $7.4 million

A pair of Jacksonville pharmacies and their owner agreed to pay at least $7.4 million to settle lawsuits accusing them of defrauding Medicare by adding anti-psychosis medication to topical pain cream and wrongly waiving patient copays.