Medicare Fraud Scheme Involving $64M and Durable Medical Equipment
A federal probe has charged a nursing home owner in an alleged $64M Medicare fraud scheme involving durable medical equipment, as part of a broader 2026 Health Care Fraud Takedown
A federal probe has charged a nursing home owner in an alleged $64M Medicare fraud scheme involving durable medical equipment, as reported by Skilled Nursing News. This case is part of the broader 2026 Health Care Fraud Takedown, which resulted in charges against 455 defendants for schemes involving more than $6.5 billion in false claims. The Office of Inspector General at the US Department of Health and Human Services is responsible for investigating such fraud cases. For more information on Medicare fraud schemes, including the Medicare Fraud Scheme Involving Durable Medical Equipment, and other related cases such as the $9.3M Medicaid Fraud Scheme Uncovered in Ohio, further details can be found in related articles.
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