4 Plead Not Guilty To $99M Health Care Fraud In NJ

By Jeannie O'Sullivan · October 3, 2019, 4:09 PM EDT

Four executives of a defunct pharmacy network pled not guilty Thursday to charges they fraudulently collected $99 million in insurance reimbursements for prescription refills that were never dispensed and bribed doctors...

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