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Published 2 months ago

Roswell man paid healthcare kickbacks over medically unnecessary tests, U.S. Attorney says

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A Roswell man has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to pay healthcare kickbacks. Andrew Maloney, 57, owned Capstone Diagnostics of Atlanta. Capstone entered into an arrangement with a program operating as Do It 4 the Hood (D4H) Maloney was aware that participants needed the tests to participate in the program.

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Roswell man paid healthcare kickbacks over medically unnecessary tests, U.S. Attorney says

A Roswell man has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to pay healthcare kickbacks.

2 months ago·Atlanta, United States
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