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South Jersey firefighters sentenced for role in health care fraud scheme
The men “recruited almost 70 people into the scheme and caused the pharmacy benefits administrator to pay out more than $7 million for medically unnecessary compound prescription medications,” according to case documents, court statements and trial evidence.
Randolph man sentenced for role in compound prescription scheme
The 41-year-old was convicted of conspiracy to commit health care fraud last July, following a trial in Newark federal court.
South Jersey business owner sentenced for payroll tax, PPP fraud
The owner and operator of a building maintenance and restoration service company based in Gloucester City pleaded guilty last October.
South Jersey man sentenced for role in health care fraud scheme
The Linwood resident previously pleaded guilty for his role in a conspiracy to bilk the state’s health benefits program out of more than $2 million.
South Jersey fraudsters sentenced for $580K phony deeds scam
Over several months, the pair produced at least 20 fake documents for real estate in Atlantic City and filed them with the county clerk’s office.
Atlantic County man sentenced for role in $50M health care fraud scheme
According to prosecutors, New Jersey’s state and local health benefits programs and other insurers were defrauded by the submission of claims for medically unnecessary prescriptions.
