US EditionMore than 300 Charged in $14.6 Billion Health Care Fraud Schemes Takedown, Justice Department Says
- Charges were brought against 324 defendants for alleged involvement in healthcare fraud schemes, according to the Justice Department.
- The claims involved approximately $14.6 billion in false billings submitted to Medicare and Medicaid.
- The investigation covered 50 federal districts and revealed nearly $3 billion in false claims, as reported by Bongino.
- Yost stated that billing for made-up services meets all criteria for fraud, waste, and abuse.
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OC man charged for alleged role in $270 million Medi-Cal medication reimbursement scheme
An Orange County man and two other suspects have been charged with carrying out a nearly $270 million Medi-Cal fraudulent billing scheme that prosecutors allege took advantage of changes to the health care program’s medication reimbursement policies. Paul Richard Randall, 66, of Orange is facing a federal charge of aiding and abetting a health care fraud, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on Monday, June 30. Federal prosecutors allege that ov…
DOJ unveils $14.6B healthcare fraud takedown
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on June 30 announced charges against 324 individuals in what officials called the department’s largest healthcare fraud operation in history —… The post DOJ unveils $14.6B healthcare fraud takedown appeared first on CatholicVote org.
DOJ announces takedown of record $14.6B in health care fraud
The Justice Department announced criminal charges Monday against more than 300 individuals over their alleged involvement in more than $14.6 billion worth of health care fraud schemes. According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), its 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown resulted in criminal charges against 324 defendants across 50 federal districts. These defendants include…
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