Complaint alleges she agreed to be paid kickbacks on a per-test basis for COVID-19 tests.
He and others acquired DNA samples and Medicare information from hundreds.
Complaint says he accepted kickbacks for sending pharmacogenomics testing orders.
Scheme included vitamin C infusions for frontline workers and COVID-19 patients.
One woman gave her information to someone she thought was with Medicare.
He said it would offer COVID-19 immunity for at least six weeks.
He is part of an investigation that uncovered more than $410 million in fraudulent claims.
Allegations involved rehabilitation therapy services.
Group reports insurance scams try to defraud accounts, steal seniors’ identities.
He allegedly used the pandemic to expand his pre-existing kickback schemes.
Benefits are not suspended or decreased due to the pandemic.
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