Texas Patient Recruiter Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison for $3.6 Million Home Health Care Fraud Scheme
Outcome
OIG enforcement action against Texas Patient Recruiter Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison for $3.6 Million Home Health Care Fraud Scheme for medicare fraud. Penalty: $3.6 million.
Details
Texas Patient Recruiter Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison for $3.6 Million Home Health Care Fraud Scheme — OIG Enforcement (2026)
OIG took enforcement action against Texas Patient Recruiter Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison for $3.6 Million Home Health Care Fraud Scheme in TX in 2026 involving medicare fraud violations in the Home Health / Home Care sector.
Penalty: $3.6 million
Violation types: Medicare Fraud
Entity type: Home Health Agency
Penalty type: Criminal
Location: TX
Source: Texas Patient Recruiter Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison for $3.6 Million Home Health Care Fraud Scheme
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