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US Says 15 Charged in $2 Billion Health-Care Fraud in California
Source: Bloomberg
Legal & LitigationHealthcare & Biotech
The U.S. Justice Department filed charges against 15 people over an alleged health-care fraud scheme involving $2 billion in bogus claims to government and private health-care programs. The claims allegedly included sham substance-abuse and hospice treatments; the article does not identify a specific company or report a market reaction.
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