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.
The New York Times reports coverage updates, scam news.
AP reports that scam artists prey on fears by peddling fake tests.
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