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December 15, 2022

Posted  December 15, 2022

A physician and his Connecticut-based urgent care practices have agreed to pay over $4.2 million to settle allegations of submitting false claims to Medicare and the Connecticut Medicaid program.  Jasdeep Sidana—the owner and CEO of Docs Medical Group, Inc., Docs Medical Inc., Docs Urgent Care LLP, Lung Docs of CT, P.C., Epic Family Physicians, LLP, and Continuum Medical Group, LLC (collectively, DOCS)—allegedly billed for immunotherapy services, including allergy testing and treatment, that were not medically necessary and not directly supervised by a physician.  Additionally, the defendants allegedly billed for COVID test administration using codes for more complex evaluation and management (“E&M”) services.  USAO CT

Tagged in: FCA Federal, Healthcare Fraud, Lack of Medical Necessity, Medicaid, Medical Billing Fraud, Medicare, Upcoding,