Southern California Doctor Sentenced to Prison for $45 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme

Cybertruck, crossbow and beach vacations: How feds say a California Botox doctor spent $45 million in Medicare fraud

Violetta Mailyan was convicted in May of billing Botox injections that were never provided.

NEWS HEADLINES: Doctor Gets 15 Years After “Breathtaking” $45 Million Botox Fraud Scheme – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Isaac

A California doctor just learned the price of treating Medicare like a personal ATM. Federal prosecutors say the scheme ran through a medical practice, involved tens of millions of dollars in false Botox claims, and continued even when the clinic was closed—or the doctor was on vacation thousands of miles away. Now the sentence is in: 15 years in federal prison. The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division announced the result Fr…

Doctor Gets 15 Years After “Breathtaking” $45 Million Botox Fraud Scheme – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Isaac

A California doctor was sentenced to 15 years after a jury found she used her medical practice to bill Medicare more than $45 million for medically unnecessary or nonexistent Botox injections.

Doctor Gets 15 Years After “Breathtaking” $45 Million Botox Fraud Scheme

A California doctor was sentenced to 15 years after a jury found she used her medical practice to bill Medicare more than $45 million for medically unnecessary or nonexistent Botox injections.

Southern California doctor sentenced to prison for $45 million Medicare fraud scheme

A Southern California doctor was sentenced to 15 years in prison for defrauding Medicare out of more than $45 million and using the money to fund a luxury lifestyle. Violetta Mailyan, 45, of Glendale, owned and operated Healthy Way Medical Center, a clinic that claimed to provide beauty and cosmetic services, according to the U.S. [...]

LA County doctor sentenced to 15 years in prison for $45 million Botox injection fraud scheme

A Los Angeles County doctor was sentenced to 15 years in prison for fraudulently billing Medicare for more than $45 million in Botox injection services that were "medically unnecessary and never provided," according to the U.S. Department of Justice.