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12/14/2000
The four-count complaint charges Braack violated the Federal False Claims Act by submitting false and fraudulent claims to Government funded insurance programs including, Tricare, Medicareand the State of Missouri Medicaid program.
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12/14/2000
The investigation represents the largest Government fraud settlement ever reached in U.S. history.
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12/5/2000
A jury convicted Steven Carl Bradley of six counts of mail fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud.
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11/9/2000
Doggette was earlier indicted on 25 counts including paying and offering kickbacks, and conspiracy to make false claims against the Government.
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11/8/2000
The settlement was the outcome of an investigation based on allegations that Baker had fraudulently billed several federal health care programs, including Medicare, TRICARE and Medicaid.
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10/27/2000
All were sentenced in relation to the submissions of health care claims to TRICARE (formerly CHAMPUS), Medicare, and private insurance companies.
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10/3/2000
Dr. Peter W. Jannace charged with mail fraud, health care fraud and submitting false claims.
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9/19/2000
Mitwally pled guilty to devising a scheme, starting in 1997, where her companies would receive small dollar purchase order contracts from various DoD medical centers and hospitals.
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9/15/2000
Lannes Neil Johnson was sentenced to three years probation and a special assessment fee of $50 for conspiring to submit false claims.
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9/13/2000
New England Health Associates, Incorporated (NEHA) agreed to pay $493,465 to settle allegations under the False Claims Act that NEHA submitted, or caused to be submitted, false claims to Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE.
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9/8/2000
The investigation of Equimed, Inc. was for alleged healthcare fraud in the radiation oncology field.
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9/6/2000
McLemore pled guilty to onecount of filing false claims to the U.S. Government on February 14, 2000.
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8/30/2000
Dr. Joel J. Lang, Podiatrist,pled guilty to one of count mail fraud relating to the submission of fraudulent health care billings.
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8/22/2000
Campa indicted for allegedly making false statements in connection wit ha health care matter, health care fraud and mail fraud.
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8/18/2000
Company sentenced to 2 years probation, fined $10,000, ordered to pay a $400 special assessment, and ordered to make restitution to Medicare, TRICARE, and private insurance companies in the amount of $50,000.
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