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Some services billed were never provided
Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans paid approximately $418 million on those claims
A defendant based in Pakistan and United Arab Emirates owned a billing company
Defendant conspired with treatment center owners to fraudulently bill Arizona Medicaid approximately $650 million for substance abuse treatment services
Defendant is charged with money laundering offense for alleged use of funds to purchase $2.9 million home located on golf estate in Dubai
Defendant orchestrated a scheme to prey upon vulnerable individuals in need of addiction treatment
Certain defendants also allegedly conspired to conceal and launder fraud proceeds from bank accounts they controlled in United States to bank accounts overseas
Defendants allegedly used artificial intelligence to create fake recordings of Medicare beneficiaries
Charges were filed against two owners and executives of Pakistani marketing organizations
Charges were filed in Northern District of Illinois against five defendants
The scheme resulted in payments of approximately $900 million from Medicare supplemental insurers
Beneficiaries’ confidential information was then illegally sold to laboratories and durable medical equipment companies
Certain defendants allegedly submitted fraudulent claims for products and services beneficiaries did not request need or receive
HHS and CMS intend to seek to return $4.41 billion in escrow to Medicare trust fund for needed medical care
Certain defendants controlled dozens of nominee-owned durable medical equipment companies and laboratories
Seven defendants were arrested at U.S. airports and U.S. border with Mexico
The organization rapidly submitted $10.6 billion in fraudulent health care claims to Medicare
The organization exploited the stolen identities of over one million Americans
HHS-OIG and CMS successfully prevented the organization from receiving all but approximately $41 million of approximately $4.45 billion scheduled to be paid by Medicare
An organization allegedly used a network of foreign straw owners