Jorge Zamora-Quezada has been sentenced to a decade in prison for an 18-year healthcare fraud scheme that abused and endangered patients.

According to the DOJ, Zamora-Quezada lived a "luxurious lifestyle," owning 13 real estate properties, a jet, and a Maserati ...

Jorge Zamora-Quezada falsely diagnosed patients with a chronic disease and subjected them to unnecessary treatments to help ...

A Texas-based doctor was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison for healthcare fraud after he carried out ... It’s "one of the most egregious" cases of its kind the Justice Department has ...

A Texas pharmacist has been sentenced to over 17 years in federal prison and ordered to forfeit a record-breaking $405 ...

North Texas has long been a hotbed of healthcare ... $400 million – the highest forfeiture ever obtained in a healthcare fraud case in the Department’s history – and now his ill-gotten ...

which the Justice Department called “one of the largest health care fraud schemes ever charged.” The case produced charges against 35 people in several states, including Texas, Florida and ...

Recent enforcement actions in Texas highlight both the ... in recent years. The case demonstrates DOJ's commitment to pursuing healthcare fraud, including at the executive level.

The state of Texas has been ordered to pay three whistleblowers more than $37 million in a 13-year-old case relating to Medicaid ... reached with Xerox State Healthcare, formerly known as ACS ...