Jacksonville pharmacy owner accused in $51 million healthcare fraud scheme

Jacksonville pharmacy owner accused in $51 million healthcare fraud scheme

Federal prosecutors allege a massive fraud scheme involving $51 million in insurance reimbursements for HIV medications, with two men now facing federal charges.

2 indicted, 3 guilty in Jacksonville healthcare fraud scheme involving HIV drugs

The alleged Medicaid and Medicare fraud scheme involved bribing people with cell phones to receive expensive HIV drugs that they didn't need.

Jacksonville Pharmacy Owner Accused in $51 Million Fraud Scheme

NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal Federal prosecutors allege that a sprawling fraud scheme generated $51 million in insurance reimbursements for HIV medications. Two men are now facing federal charges. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — An offer for a free government cellphone allegedly served as the entry point to a far larger operation designed to generate millions of dollars. Federal prosecutors said Charlie […]

Jacksonville Pharmacy Owner, Accountant Indicted in $51 Million Fraud - Jax Legal Notice

A Jacksonville pharmacy owner and a St. Johns accountant face a federal indictment in a $51 million health care fraud and money laundering case.Continue Reading