Adult Day Care Owner Pleads Guilty to $500,000 Medicare Fraud Scheme

A Michigan adult day care owner has admitted guilt in a Medicare fraud scheme valued at approximately $500,000, in which she submitted claims for psychotherapy services that were never actually delivered to her facility's residents. The case was prosecuted by the U.S. Department of Justice. This type of phantom billing fraud undermines Medicare program integrity and draws ongoing federal enforcement attention.

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