Orange Medical Care to pay $600K in a False Claims Act settlement
A Newburgh medical practice will be paying $600,000 for claim fraud under settlement agreement.
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5h agoA Newburgh medical practice accused of violating the False Claims Act will be paying a $600,000 settlement.
According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Orange Medical Care admitted to giving fake claims to Medicare and Medicaid for services that didn't involve the doctors written on the forms.
Orange Medical Care agreed to the settlement over the weekend.
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