Feds bust largest Medicare fraud ring yet

The ring, focused on identity theft and Medicare fraud, is part of a larger group of general swindlers, according to information released by prosecutors. Read more

Patient info stolen by Hopkins staffer, used for identity theft

Patient names, birth dates, social security numbers and other information was allegedly stolen by an employee and used to apply for ‘instant credit’ offers. Total damage done: $600k. Read more

Fraud allegations against world’s busiest proctologist

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Talk about a pain in the butt: Billing for 25-hour workdays was just one of the red flags that landed this doctor in legal hot water. Read more

Hospital CFO faces 90 years in jail over missing grant money

A messy money-laundering operation has been uncovered in Florida, and a local hospital is at the heart of it. Read more

Fraud, drug use and stalking: Just another day in the pediatric ER?

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Allegations of drug abuse and stalking — just what you want in your pediatrician’s background. Read more

Fraudsters selling ‘Obamacare’ insurance to seniors

It was only a matter of time. Read more

Unlicensed ‘doc’ accused of $1m stem cell scam

Alfred Sapse faces 20 charges of wire and mail fraud for allegedly scamming 134 patients. Read more

Hospitals’ residency program investigated for false claims

The feds are investigating whether two Dallas hospitals committed fraud in billing for procedures performed by their residents. Read more

68 deaths later, doc on trial for writing bad prescriptions

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Most doctors would re-examine their protocols for writing prescriptions after a few dozen patients overdosed. Not Dr. Stephen Schneider. Read more

The janitor did it! Unsecured patient files are gold mine for fraud ring

A Chicago hospital is learning the hard way that files can’t be considered “secure” just because they’re stored in a private office. Read more

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