A federal judge declared a mistrial Dec. 19 in a $158 million Texas healthcare fraud case amid concern the jury may not be able to recall testimony after an attorney's medical emergency caused a ...

The owners of Orthopedic Specialists DME in Corpus Christi, Texas, and an orthotist were convicted on charges of a complex healthcare fraud and kickback scheme in which they attempted to defraud both ...

DOJ unveils charges in historic healthcare fraud operation targeting more than 300 defendants, including 25 doctors, who ...

From a mistrial in a $158 million case, to a Georgia lab owner's conviction in a $463 million Medicare scheme, here are eight healthcare billing fraud cases Becker's has reported since Dec. 14: ...

The U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday announced the takedown of a health care fraud operation across Texas and that 58 people were charged in connection to the case.

news Crime. North Texas hospice fraud case that bilked Medicare out of $40 million ends with doctor guilty verdicts Jurors in a federal trial in Dallas agreed that physicians Mark E. Gibbs, 51 ...

Simon Orobor, owner of two durable medical equipment companies in Texas, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to pay healthcare kickbacks for his role in a $20 million Medicare fraud scheme.

Healthcare fraud cases involving doctors, pharmacists and other medical professionals are one of the most difficult and complex white-collar conspiracies to prosecute, with some dragging on for years.

According to the Texas Attorney General’s office, there have been multiple multimillion-dollar Medicare/Medicaid fraud cases in the state in 2023. The Nwabekes case is the latest to result in a ...

Joseph Valdie Kimble, 62, of Longview, Texas, pleaded guilty to health care fraud. Kimble operated Tiger EMS, a business providing non-emergency ambulance transport, mostly between skilled nursing ...

The $325m fraud case is 'one of the most egregious' of its kind, involving unneeded chemo, IV infusions, and more, DOJ leaders told Fox News Digital.

The federal government’s Health Care Fraud Strike Force pursued the case, which has charged more than 5,800 defendants for more than $30 billion in healthcare fraud since 2007.