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: Medicare Fraud 101Florida Medicare Fraud Hits New Low With Fake HIV Clinic
By Marcella Auerbach
Twelve people were arrested in connection with a $5 million scam for collecting Medicare and Medicaid benefits for phony HIV treatments. The charges included allegations that HIV positive patients were recruited by the Belle Glade Family Health Group and were paid $25 per visit. In addition, many patients were given vitamin shots instead of the $4000 per session infusion treatments that were billed to Medicare and Medicaid. If convicted of the allegations, each of the suspects could be sentenced to 105 years in prison. Read more about this here or go to Nolan & Auerbach.
fake HIV treatments, health care fraud, medicare fraud
Full post as published by Medicare Fraud 101 on June 15, 2007 (boomark / email).
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