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Thursday, October 15, 2026 · Updated 12:06 PM MT · 40 stories today
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LegalOctober 15, 2026

Becker's Roundup: 10 Healthcare Billing Fraud Cases Since Sept. 17

In a healthcare fraud roundup, Becker's Hospital Review compiles 10 recent billing fraud cases it has reported since Sept. 17, including an Arizona addiction treatment clinic owner sentenced to 14 years for a $69 million Medicaid fraud scheme and a Maryland CEO indicted over more than $100 million in at-home COVID-19 test billing. Other cases span Medicare telemedicine and kickback schemes, durable medical equipment fraud, a chiropractor's $30 million DME billing scheme, and Independence Blue Cross's $22.5 million settlement over inflated Medicare Advantage diagnosis coding. Defendants include physicians, a psychiatrist, a counselor, and clinic owners facing prison sentences, indictments, convictions, and settlements. The cases illustrate ongoing federal enforcement across Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare billing fraud.

Why it mattersState Medicaid agencies and MCOs should note the recurring fraud patterns, such as telemedicine kickbacks, unnecessary DME and genetic testing, and inflated diagnosis coding, which inform program integrity audits and provider screening priorities.

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