Sickness Insurance Fraud: Seven Indictments and a Network Dismantled After "an Exceptional Scam" of €58 Million
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A large amount of sickness insurance fraud is shaking the health centre sector. Seven people are being charged for a diversion estimated at 58 million euros. The investigation reveals a system of fictitious acts...
Almost all the acts were drawn up on behalf of persons receiving supplementary health care, "for amounts exceeding the averages reimbursed by Medicare".
Fourteen people were charged for misappropriating 58 million euros to Health Insurance. By opening false health centres across France, suspects were charging expensive care for medical...
According to the Paris prosecutor, who reported on the subject on Thursday, several "structures and especially dental centres" are accused of having billed massively for "fictitious acts" from the end of 2024.
Seven persons were charged under an extensive system of invoicing of fictitious acts carried out through health centres throughout the national territory.
An extensive fraud at the CPAM, estimated at €58 million, led to the indictment of seven people. Dental care centres are suspected of having invoiced fictitious acts on a large scale.
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