Solera Specialty Pharmacy Agrees to Enter into Deferred Prosecution Agreement; Company and CEO

FL 2026 Independent Pharmacies
OIG False Claims Controlled Substance
Penalty
$1.3 million

Outcome

OIG enforcement action against Solera Specialty Pharmacy Agrees to Enter into Deferred Prosecution Agreement; Company and CEO for false claims, controlled substance. Penalty: $1.3 million.

Details

Solera Specialty Pharmacy Agrees to Enter into Deferred Prosecution Agreement; Company and CEO — OIG Enforcement (2026)

OIG took enforcement action against Solera Specialty Pharmacy Agrees to Enter into Deferred Prosecution Agreement; Company and CEO in FL in 2026 involving false claims, controlled substance violations in the Independent Pharmacies sector.

Penalty: $1.3 million

Violation types: False Claims, Controlled Substance
Entity type: Pharmacy
Penalty type: Settlement
Location: FL

Source: Solera Specialty Pharmacy Agrees to Enter into Deferred Prosecution Agreement; Company and CEO to Pay $1.31 Million for Submitting False Claims for Anti-Overdose Drug

How Crucible Prevents This

Crucible's billing compliance controls enforce documentation-to-claims reconciliation, requiring clinical attestation before claims submission and flagging billing patterns that deviate from documented care delivery. Crucible's controlled substance tracking enforces DEA-compliant inventory reconciliation, flags prescribing pattern anomalies, and requires segregation of duties for dispensing and record-keeping.

Source: Solera Specialty Pharmacy Agrees to Enter into Deferred Prosecution Agreement; Company and CEO to Pay $1.31 Million for Submitting False Claims for Anti-Overdose Drug

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