Two contractors, Michael Yaron and Moshe Buchnik, were also indicted. Other employees and contractors are also involved. Some have already pleaded guilty and others have yet to be charged, according to the report.
The indictment indicated that more than $42 million in contracts may have been determined by providing these kickbacks, according to the report.
Read the Wall Street Journal’s report on the New York-Presbyterian fraud charges.
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