US EditionFlorida nurse practitioner convicted in $200 million Medicare fraud scheme
- A nurse practitioner in Florida has been convicted of healthcare conspiracy and other charges, related to a scheme that defrauded Medicare of millions of dollars.
- The nurse practitioner played a significant role in the scheme that swindled hundreds of millions of dollars from Medicare, as confirmed by a federal jury in Miami.
- The conviction marks a major victory in cracking down on healthcare fraud, showcasing the commitment to protect public funds and hold those responsible accountable.
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Elizabeth Hernández, 45, “fraudulently billed Medicare” for more than $200 million for orthotics and genetic tests that were medically unnecessary
South Florida nurse practitioner convicted in $200 million Medicare fraud scheme - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
HOMESTEAD, FLA. (WSVN) - A federal jury in Miami convicted a 45-year-old nurse practitioner from Homestead for her pivotal role in a scheme aimed at
·Miami, United States
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Florida Nurse Practitioner Convicted of $200M Health Care Fraud Scheme - Jacksonville Legal Notice
A federal jury in Miami convicted a Florida nurse practitioner yesterday for her role in a scheme to defraud Medicare by submitting more than $200 million in false and fraudulent claims for expensive genetic testing and medical equipment that the Medicare beneficiaries did not need. According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Elizabeth
·Florida, United States
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