Ketamine, Kream, Kash & Konvicts
Dec
02
If your claimants are getting their drugs filled at a place called “Prescriptions R Us,” maybe you should reevaluate your network. A press release from The US Attorneys Office, District of New Jersey, explains how the compounding pharmacist at this facility recently pleaded guilty to:
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Bribing physicians to write scripts for his pharmacy;
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Calling his “pain creams” something else in order to obtain insurance reimbursements.
That’s it…a simple two-step process to commit healthcare fraud. A little Ketamine, a dash of Lidocaine, a touch of Diclofenac, and some bank deposit tickets are all you need.
A doctor may order it, and a pharmacist may fill it. But you don’t always have to pay for it.
Call us. We’ll watch the compounders for you.
William Faris, JD
Chief Executive Officer
502-495-5040
william.faris@omca.biz
www.omca.biz
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