A Manhattan doctor could reap a huge paycheck for exposing Medicaid fraud.
Federal prosecutors say Dr. Gabriel Feldman helped uncover New York City's attempt to bilk taxpayers out of more than $60 million by overbilling Medicaid. If prosecutors are successful in their attempt to recover the cash, Feldman stands to get a 15% to 20% cut of the money because of the city's whistleblower tax.
That means Feldman could receive $9 to $12 million for exposing fraud.
The feds say the city improperly approved 24-hour home care for thousands of low-income, elderly patients, even against the recommendations of doctors paid to review the cases.
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Doctor Could Get Millions for Blowing the Whistle on Medicaid Fraud
3 comments:
i hope the doc collects he deserves it
I hope he gets it too!
Think of it -- if he could get millions, then how many hundreds of millions is he saving the taxpayers, etc?
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