Texas Hospice CEO Sentenced for $150M Health Care Fraud, Money Laundering Scheme
February 04, 2021
February 04, 2021
MCALLEN, Texas, Feb. 4 -- The office of the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas issued the following news release on Feb. 3, 2021:
A 50-year-old executive is headed to prison for falsely telling patients they had mere months to live and increasing revenue by enrolling them in hospice programs for which they were not qualified nor needed.
A federal jury in Brownsville convicted Henry McInnis, 50, Harlingen, in November 2019 of one count each of conspiracy to . . .
A 50-year-old executive is headed to prison for falsely telling patients they had mere months to live and increasing revenue by enrolling them in hospice programs for which they were not qualified nor needed.
A federal jury in Brownsville convicted Henry McInnis, 50, Harlingen, in November 2019 of one count each of conspiracy to . . .