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.
Study shows patients are more likely to be hospitalized, die after being treated by later-banned providers.
They fraudulently bill Medicare and use up people’s benefits.
He went door to door in scrubs offering free DNA screening for cancer and other diseases.
Numerous reports say scammers are using “fear factor” messaging to vulnerable seniors.
Company also agrees to 25-year exclusion from federal health care programs.
The $12 million scheme included repackaging single-use catheters.
As telemedicine scams rise, feds crack an international scheme.