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Three Connecticut business owners have been arrested on charges they violated the state workers’ compensation laws, according to the Chief State’s Attorney. The state attorney’s office said all three individuals were released on $10,000 non‑surety bonds and told to report…
Three Dayton Medicaid providers have been indicted and accused of defrauding the government healthcare program, according to a release from the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. Tatianna Isreal, 30, and Ebony Jordan, 44, were each indicted on a single charge of Medicaid fraud,…
TOPEKA —A Kansas CEO and owner of an internet platform was sentenced Thursday to 19 years in prison for his role in operating a platform that generated false doctors’ orders and prescriptions to defraud Medicare and other federal health care benefit…
TOPEKA, KAN. – Two defendants received prison sentences following an $897,405 health care scheme where they used their pharmaceutical service to bill Medicare for thousands of unnecessary and illegal prescriptions. According to court documents, the following defendants pleaded guilty to one count…
Federal prosecutors have secured 24-month prison sentences for two Florida men who conspired to bill Medicare for unnecessary medications through a Kansas pharmacy. Steven Anthony Churchill, 39, of Boca Raton, and Samson Kollelil Solomon, 28, of Pompano Beach, each pleaded guilty to…
Two Florida men have been sentenced to two years each in federal prison for running a mail-order pharmacy scheme that billed Medicare for nearly $900,000 in unneeded prescriptions. Steven Anthony Churchill, 39, of Boca Raton, and Samson Kollelil Solomon, 28, of Pompano Beach,…
A North Carolina man has pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud and has been released on bond. Ronnie Lorenzo Robinson, Jr., 56, of Charlotte, appeared in federal court earlier this week and pleaded guilty to health care fraud for defrauding the North…
Updated on: December 18, 2025 / 7:22 PM CST / CBS/AP A top prosecutor suggested on Thursday that the total amount of fraud in Minnesota could be $9 billion or more. According to First Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson, 14 Medicaid services under audit and deemed "high…
America ı By Tyler Brooks Cooperation can shave years off a prison term, but it rarely erases the crime. A former healthcare executive who helped the government received an 18-month sentence Friday for his part in a $450 million scheme to…
Seven people in Rhode Island have been charged in separate investigations alleging more than $1 million in Medicaid fraud. The alleged schemes included billing for services to deceased or unavailable patients, appointments that never occurred, and medical rides investigators say were…