Conviction for Medicaid Fraud Leads to Revocation of Medical License, Loss of DEA Registration

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Conviction for Medicaid Fraud Leads to Revocation of Medical License, Loss of DEA Registration

Ken Baumgartner

June 28, 2017 at 01:00:00 ET

Adopting the recommendations of an administrative law judge, the deciding official for the Drug Enforcement Administration revoked the registration of a physician whose Illinois medical license was suspended after his conviction for Medicaid fraud (Emmanuel O. Nwaokocha, M.D., 82 Fed. Reg. 26516; June 7, 2017). Dr. Emmanuel O. Nwaokocha of Harwood Heights was served with an order ... Read More

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