Medicare Fraud

Medi Assist's journey with AI is transforming how India's healthcare system operates. It ensures patients face less financial anxiety while tackling the systemic issue of fraud.

An Indian-American doctor charged in one of US' biggest healthcare fraud cases-- involving a conspiracy worth a whopping $464 million-- was freed on a record $7 million bond.

An Indian-American doctor in Chicago has been charged with federal fraud for allegedly pocketing nearly $1 million in payments from Medicare and a private insurer for nonexistent treatment.

An Indian-American owner of a diagnostic firm has been sued by the US government on charges of knowingly submitting false claims to a state-run insurance company for thousands of testing services he did not render.

An Indian-American couple has been sentenced up to eight years in the US for receiving more than USD 4.8 million from Medicare and private insurance companies for knowingly producing thousands of fraudulent medical test reports.

A 69-year-old Indian-origin doctor in the US has been convicted of illegally receiving benefits for referring elderly patients to a financially struggling hospital in Chicago.

Two Indian-American doctors and their cardiology firm have agreed to pay more than $3.6 million to resolve allegations that its facilities falsely billed federal health care programs for tests that were not medically necessary.

A Chicago based Indian-American physician whose medical license was suspended has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for health care fraud and illegally prescribing controlled substance medications.

An Indian-American doctor has been sentenced to 18 months in prison by a US court for healthcare fraud and illegally prescribing controlled substance medications.

Since 2007, when federal agencies stepped up efforts to crack down on Medicare fraud, authorities have arrested and charged more than 1,900 people who collectively have falsely billed more than $6 billion to the government health program for the elderly and disabled.

Three Indian medical professionals have been convicted by a federal jury for their participation in a nearly USD 15 million Medicare fraud scheme in the US.

The US government sued Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. Tuesday, claiming it gave kickbacks to pharmacies to switch kidney transplant patients from competitors' drugs to its own.

An Indian-American physician in Chicago has been sentenced to over two years in prison for engaging in a healthcare fraud scheme. Jaswinder Rai Chhibber, 50, operated a medical clinic and was convicted after a trial in March of defrauding medicare insurance provider BlueCross BlueShield.

An Indian-American couple has been charged by US federal authorities for running a healthcare fraud scheme in which they claimed over eight million dollars through false medical bills.

An Indian-origin cardiologist has been sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding the US government's Medicare scheme and other public and private health care insurance programmes of a whopping USD 13 million through false medical claims.Sushil Sheth, a Chicago area physician, was sentenced on Wednesday by US District Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer ...

Medi Assist's journey with AI is transforming how India's healthcare system operates. It ensures patients face less financial anxiety while tackling the systemic issue of fraud.

An Indian-American doctor charged in one of US' biggest healthcare fraud cases-- involving a conspiracy worth a whopping $464 million-- was freed on a record $7 million bond.

An Indian-American doctor in Chicago has been charged with federal fraud for allegedly pocketing nearly $1 million in payments from Medicare and a private insurer for nonexistent treatment.

An Indian-American owner of a diagnostic firm has been sued by the US government on charges of knowingly submitting false claims to a state-run insurance company for thousands of testing services he did not render.

An Indian-American couple has been sentenced up to eight years in the US for receiving more than USD 4.8 million from Medicare and private insurance companies for knowingly producing thousands of fraudulent medical test reports.

A 69-year-old Indian-origin doctor in the US has been convicted of illegally receiving benefits for referring elderly patients to a financially struggling hospital in Chicago.

Two Indian-American doctors and their cardiology firm have agreed to pay more than $3.6 million to resolve allegations that its facilities falsely billed federal health care programs for tests that were not medically necessary.

A Chicago based Indian-American physician whose medical license was suspended has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for health care fraud and illegally prescribing controlled substance medications.

An Indian-American doctor has been sentenced to 18 months in prison by a US court for healthcare fraud and illegally prescribing controlled substance medications.

Since 2007, when federal agencies stepped up efforts to crack down on Medicare fraud, authorities have arrested and charged more than 1,900 people who collectively have falsely billed more than $6 billion to the government health program for the elderly and disabled.

Three Indian medical professionals have been convicted by a federal jury for their participation in a nearly USD 15 million Medicare fraud scheme in the US.

The US government sued Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. Tuesday, claiming it gave kickbacks to pharmacies to switch kidney transplant patients from competitors' drugs to its own.

An Indian-American physician in Chicago has been sentenced to over two years in prison for engaging in a healthcare fraud scheme. Jaswinder Rai Chhibber, 50, operated a medical clinic and was convicted after a trial in March of defrauding medicare insurance provider BlueCross BlueShield.

An Indian-American couple has been charged by US federal authorities for running a healthcare fraud scheme in which they claimed over eight million dollars through false medical bills.

An Indian-origin cardiologist has been sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding the US government's Medicare scheme and other public and private health care insurance programmes of a whopping USD 13 million through false medical claims.Sushil Sheth, a Chicago area physician, was sentenced on Wednesday by US District Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer ...