Consent Decree Resolves Allegations That Maryland Pharmacy, Pharmacist Ignored Red Flags of Diversion

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Consent Decree Resolves Allegations That Maryland Pharmacy, Pharmacist Ignored Red Flags of Diversion

Dennis Tosh

June 27, 2023 at 09:27:46 ET

A Maryland pharmacy accused of knowingly filling fraudulent prescriptions over a period of four years and ignoring red flags indicating that the prescriptions were not legitimate has agreed to voluntarily surrender its DEA registration under the terms of a consent decree of permanent injunction (United States v. Upton Care Pharmacy, Inc., No. 8:23-cv-01397-PJM (D. Md.)). In additio... Read More

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