August 2018 story described nonemergency transports.
It resolves allegations of submitting false claims for genetic test.
Part of the conspiracy involved falsification of patient encounter notes.
She wants them to hang up on unsolicited callers.
Prosecutors say he charged for meds prescribed to dead people.
Employees instructed not to send results to doctors.
Cases include cheaper wheelchairs, telemarketing for braces.
She explains her brush with Medicare fraud.
She was ordered to pay over $2.7 million in restitution.
U.S. News article gives info and tips.
Surgical procedures were performed regardless of need.
He implanted unnecessary pacemakers.