St. Louis Area Physicians Face Multiple Criminal Charges for Alleged DEA Violations, Medicare Fraud

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St. Louis Area Physicians Face Multiple Criminal Charges for Alleged DEA Violations, Medicare Fraud

Dennis Tosh

January 29, 2024 at 11:51:06 ET

Two St. Louis area physicians have been indicted on charges of illegally administering the controlled substance ketamine to patients and submitting fraudulent bills to Medicare related to services provided by a psychiatric clinic (United States v. Ali, No. 4-24-cr-00010-RLW-SPM (E.D. Mo.)). In a 20-page indictment filed Jan. 10 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern Missouri, D... Read More

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