He received payments from agencies nationwide for info on beneficiaries.
Indictment shows scheme to receive kickbacks for orders of unnecessary braces.
He falsely diagnosed patients with a lifelong disease and then treated them.
Doctors billed Medicare for more time than they spent with patients.
New law makes robocalls easier to identify.
Electronic health records may have flaws that endanger patients.
He pled guilty to charges including health care fraud.
Charges included genetic testing, telemedicine, medical equipment.
Feds say he and partners responsible for more than $127 million in claims.
Indictment says he fraudulently billed patients for surgeries not performed.
Company falsely told patients they had less than six months to live.
Criminals step up their game this time of the year.