He allegedly paid for referrals and orders for CGX tests for Medicare beneficiaries.
Scam advertisements claim that Medicare is giving out flex cards.
Company billed for testing regardless of medical necessity.
Doctor allegedly had no medical relationship with patients.
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Allegations included intentionally pressuring patients to accept unnecessary treatments.
They allegedly shortchanged patients out of much-needed counseling and treatment services.
About 76% of Patel’s Medicare reimbursements were for telehealth-related claims.
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He played a critical role in developing and implementing “shots-for-pills” protocol.
They allegedly submitted claims for medically unnecessary home health services.
Beneficiaries received different drug creams than those billed to Medicare.