To bill payers for bogus office visits, Dr. Ades admitted he altered patients’ medical charts by inserting fabricated clinical notes and vitals to make it appear as if they had visited his office on billed dates.
Dr. Ades’ $280,000 scheme ran from 2009 to 2013, according to the DOJ.
Dr. Ades has offices in Cresskill and Little Falls, N.J.
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