Medical professionals among 15 charged in alleged healthcare fraud worth $2 billion; raids carried out in Los Angeles
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- 22 Oct, 13:48Medical professionals among 15 charged in alleged healthcare fraud worth $2 billion; raids carried out in Los Angeles1 outlet
- 22 Oct, 22:2215 Charged In $2 Billion California Medical Fraud Case1 outlet
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Thu, 22 October 2026
6 reports- Google News - Top Stories13:48
Medical professionals among 15 charged in alleged healthcare fraud worth $2 billion; raids carried out in Los Angeles ABC7 Los Angeles Federal authorities charge 15 in massive $1.8B Southern California medical fraud sweep Fox News California Drug-Rehab Operator Is Charged in Insurance-Fraud Scheme WSJ 15 charged in massive $2 billion L.A. health care fraud crackdown KTLA LA healthcare fraud takedown results in 15 arrests FOX 11 Los Angeles
- ktvu.com19:54first to report
Dr. Hany Malek and Dr. Harold Tabie are facing federal charges for an alleged $135 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary arterial surgeries, illegal kickbacks, and fraudulent PPP loans.
- iheart.com22:22
Fifteen people, including medical professionals, are charged in a $2 billion fraud case in Southern California. They allegedly made false claims to health care programs, with one suspect accused of keeping weapons in his mansion.
- iheart.com22:22
Fifteen people, including medical professionals, are charged in a $2 billion fraud case in Southern California. They allegedly made false claims to health care programs, with one suspect accused of keeping weapons in his mansion.
- iheart.com22:22
Fifteen people, including medical professionals, are charged in a $2 billion fraud case in Southern California. They allegedly made false claims to health care programs, with one suspect accused of keeping weapons in his mansion.
- iheart.com22:22
Fifteen people, including medical professionals, are charged in a $2 billion fraud case in Southern California. They allegedly made false claims to health care programs, with one suspect accused of keeping weapons in his mansion.
Sun, 1 November 2026
1 report- Times of India16:30
California doctor Violetta Mailyan has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for defrauding Medicare of more than $45 million through fake Botox injection claims. Prosecutors said she used the money to buy five properties, two Tesla vehicles, including a Cybertruck, and expensive collectibles. She must also pay $32.9 million in restitution.