Anchorage Doctor Sentenced to 3.5 years for Fraudulently Billing Medicaid and Tampering with Physical Evidence
Outcome
OIG enforcement action against Anchorage Doctor Sentenced to 3.5 years for Fraudulently Billing Medicaid and Tampering with Physical Evidence for medicaid fraud, obstruction.
Details
Anchorage Doctor Sentenced to 3.5 years for Fraudulently Billing Medicaid and Tampering with Physical Evidence — OIG Enforcement (2010)
OIG took enforcement action against Anchorage Doctor Sentenced to 3.5 years for Fraudulently Billing Medicaid and Tampering with Physical Evidence in AK in 2010 involving medicaid fraud, obstruction violations in the Behavioral Health sector.
Violation types: Medicaid Fraud, Obstruction
Entity type: Behavioral Health Facility
Penalty type: Criminal
Location: AK
Source: Anchorage Doctor Sentenced to 3.5 years for Fraudulently Billing Medicaid and Tampering with Physical Evidence
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