Investigators and fraudsters appear to be upping their game as the government seeks to punish those filing unscrupulous Medicare claims. These aspects were clear in the US Department of Justice’s (DOJ) announcement last month of the largest healthcare fraud takedown reportedly in US history. Clinical laboratory leaders will observe that while the sophistication of the […]
Using Sophisticated Schemes, Fraudsters Hit the Next Level
However, federal investigators have proven worthy adversaries, fighting back with bulked-up coordination
- By Jillia Schlingman
- > From the Volume XXXII, No. 10 - July 14, 2025 Issue
- Tags: AI, analytics, artificial intelligence, Boston University, catheter fraud, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Christian Schrank, cloud computing, CMS, COVID-19, Cybercrime, data mining, DEA, Department of Health and Human Services, DME, DOJ, Drug Enforcement Administration, durable medical equipment, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Gabriel Imperato JD, genetic tests, Health. Care Fraud Fusion Center, healthcare fraud, HHS, Isaac Bledsoe, Jetson Leder-Luis PhD, Kash Patel JD, lab risk & compliance, medicare fraud, National Health Care Fraud Takedown, Nelson Mullins, Office of Inspector General, OIG, Operation Goldrush, pandemic, SARS-CoV-2, Seema Verma, Steven Jensen, telemarketing, urinary catheter, US Department of Justice
