Raheel Naviwala, 35, of Coral Springs, Fla., and his conspirators owned and operated multiple call centers through which they allegedly obtained physicians orders orthotic braces for Medicaid beneficiaries regardless of medical necessity, according to a Feb. 21 Justice Department news release.
Mr. Naviwala and his conspirators allegedly provided the orders in exchange for bribes from certain companies of $125 to $450 per brace, according to the release. They allegedly caused Medicare to lose more than $97 million and received kickbacks in excess of $46 million.
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