Charges Against 15 People in Southern California for Allegedly Seizing About $2 Billion in Health Care Funds

The U.S. Department of Justice and state authorities have charged more than twelve people in Southern California with allegedly seizing about $2 billion in fraudulent health care costs. The case is part of the department's efforts to end public benefits fraud.

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• According to the Los Angeles Times, the charges included six medical staff members among the fifteen defendants.

  «Federal authorities announced charges against 15 people, including six medical professionals, accusing them of healthcare fraud schemes»

  Los Angeles Times
• The coverage reported that the alleged schemes included bogus treatments for substance use disorders.

  «including sham substance abuse treatment»

  Los Angeles Times

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