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Leader Of $100 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme Pleads Guilty In Manhattan Federal Court To Racketeering And Other Crimes

Posted on October 27, 2012 by Dissent

Back in October 2010, I noted the case of  the Orange Regional Medical Center. They had suffered a data security breach in 2005, but never knew they had been breached until the U.S. Attorney’s Office mentioned their name in the context of a criminal Medicare fraud ring that operated between 2006 and 2010.  Many doctors had also had their identity information stolen for use in the fraudulent enterprise.

According to a new press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the leader of the scheme, Davit Mirzoyan,  pleaded guilty yesterday.

Orange Region Medical Center was the only source of patient/Medicare info specifically mentioned in the indictment, but I wonder if there were other sources of patient data, too. Otherwise, we’re talking about data on 2,900 patients fueling a $100 million fraud. Could that be right?

I’ll call the U.S. Attorney’s Office next week after the storm clean-up to see if I can get clarification on this.

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