A large-scale health care fraud case has been announced by the Department of Justice. 5 billion. The DOJ has filed criminal charges against a substantial number of individuals, 455 people in total, who are accused of participating in these schemes.
Further details on the case are available from the Department of Justice, as reported by KTXS (ABC 12) Abilene News.
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