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The               owner               and               operator               of               two               Miami               medical               clinics               has               pleaded               guilty               to               defrauding               the               Medicare               program               in               connection               with               a               $5.3               million               HIV               infusion               fraud               scheme.The               Federal               Bureau               of               Investigation,               FBI,               has               released               information               on               their               website               that               the               owner               of               two               Florida               medical               clinics               has               pleaded               guilty               to               Medicare               fraud.

Medicare               is               a               U.S.

Taxpayer               supported               health               program,so               providers               who               commit               health               care               fraud               are               taking               money               out               of               the               pockets               out               of               every               U.S.

Citizen               and               potentially               limiting               the               treatments               available               to               legitimate               patients.
               Orlando               Pascual               was               already               in               prison               when               seven               other               individuals               were               charged               with               Federal               and               State               Medicare               Fraud               in               October.

Indicted               were               Juan               A.

Marrero               aka               Tony               Marrero;               Orlando               Pascual               Jr.;               Belkis               Marrero;               Dr.

David               Rothman;               Luz               Borrego;               Dr.

Keith               Russell;               Eda               Milanes;               and               Jorge               L.

Pacheco
               Orlando               Pascual               Jr.,               43,               pleaded               guilty               on               Jan.

7,               2009,               to               conspiracy               to               commit               healthcare               fraud               before               U.S.

District               Judge               Ursula               Ungaro.
               Pascual               admitted               in               his               plea:
               1.

He               co-owned               two               Miami               clinics               named               Medcore               Group               LLC               and               M&P               Group               of               South               Florida               Inc.

The               two               clinics               purported               to               specialize               in               the               treatment               of               HIV-positive               patients.
               2.

Pascual               admitted               that               between               August               2004               and               November               2006               he               conspired               with               others               to               submit               approximately               $5.3               million               in               fraudulent               claims               to               Medicare.
               3.

He               pleaded               guilty               to               two               separate               schemes               to               launder               proceeds               of               the               health               care               fraud
               4.

The               two               clinics,               Medcore               and               M&P,               were               operated               for               the               purpose               of               defrauding               Medicare.
               5.

Treatments               for               drugs,               infused               or               injected,               were               not               medically               necessary.
               6.

He               and               others               paid               cash               kickbacks               to               patients               for               every               visit               to               the               clinic.
               7.

He               and               others               would               wrote               checks               for               cash               needed               to               pay               off               patients.

The               checks,               which               appeared               legitimate,               were               cashed               by               people               who               would               cash               them               for               a               fee.
               8.

Most               of               the               clinic               patients               were               either               HIV-positive               or               had               been               given               a               false               cancer               diagnoses.
               9.

He               and               others               used               services               of               other               medical               professionals,               including               physicians,               a               physician's               assistant               and               phlebotomists               to               help               facilitate               the               scheme.
               10.

Patients'               blood               samples               ere               intentionally               manipulated               so               they               appeared               to               need               treatment,               when               in               fact               they               did               not.

He               said               that               tampering               with               blood               samples               was               done               to               make               the               medical               files               appear               legitimate.
               Pascual               is               currently               incarcerated               for               Medicare               fraud               involving               the               operation               of               a               durable               medical               equipment               (DME)               company               in               Miami               from               2001               to               2003.

Sentencing               in               this               case               is               scheduled               for               April               3,               2009.
               His               seven               co-defendants               in               the               case               are               scheduled               for               trial               beginning               Feb.

9,               2009,               in               the               Southern               District               of               Florida.
               An               indictment               is               merely               a               charge.

Defendants               are               presumed               innocent               unless               and               until               proven               guilty               beyond               a               reasonable               doubt.
               Resources
               Miami               FBI               Press               Release
               The               United               States               Attorney's               Office               Southern               District               of               Florida               Press               Release
               Indiana               Man               Charged               with               $964,852               in               Medicaid               Fraud
               Medicare               Health               Fraud               on               the               Increase               in               Florida
               FBI               Annouces               Ten               Drug               Defendants               Extradited               from               Mexico               to               U.S
               Immigration               Bribery               Case               One               of               FBI               Top               Stories               of               2008
               Illinois               Governor               Rod               Blagojevich               Arrested:               US               Attorney               Patrick               J.

Fitzgerald               Makes               Press               Statement






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