The men face charges that they deployed "boiler-room" techniques to up-sell Medicare recipients products they didn't need medically, with the help of kickbacks and bribes to providers and telemarketers. Their scheme made up the bulk of the alleged fraud cases that resulted from a nationwide crackdown.Two Kansas City-area men are part of DOJ’s $2.5B health care fraud prosecution
The men face charges that they deployed "boiler-room" techniques to up-sell Medicare recipients products they didn't need medically, with the help of kickbacks and bribes to providers and telemarketers. Their scheme made up the bulk of the alleged fraud cases that resulted from a nationwide crackdown.