New York Woman Convicted of $8 Million Healthcare Fraud Scheme
A federal jury convicts a New York woman for her role in an $8 million healthcare fraud scheme involving Medicare kickbacks and falsified records.
A federal jury convicts a New York woman for her role in an $8 million healthcare fraud scheme involving Medicare kickbacks and falsified records.
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