Larchmont Woman Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years in Federal Prison for Her Role in Hospice and Diagnostic Testing Fraud that
Outcome
OIG enforcement action against Larchmont Woman Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years in Federal Prison for Her Role in Hospice and Diagnostic Testing Fraud that for healthcare fraud. Penalty: $14 million.
Details
Larchmont Woman Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years in Federal Prison for Her Role in Hospice and Diagnostic Testing Fraud that — OIG Enforcement (2019)
OIG took enforcement action against Larchmont Woman Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years in Federal Prison for Her Role in Hospice and Diagnostic Testing Fraud that in 2019 involving healthcare fraud violations in the Hospice sector.
Penalty: $14 million
Violation types: Healthcare Fraud
Entity type: Hospice Provider
Penalty type: Criminal
Source: Larchmont Woman Sentenced to Nearly 3 Years in Federal Prison for Her Role in Hospice and Diagnostic Testing Fraud that Conned Medicare
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