Us Government Intervenes In Tricare Fraud Lawsuit Against Florida Pharmacy Tampa– acting u.s. attorney w. stephen muldrow announces that the government has intervened in a lawsuit against a florida compounding pharmacy owner, renier gobea (41, tampa), and his company, rs compounding llc, located at 12617 race track road (tampa, fl), alleging that gobea and rs compounding billed tricare excessive prices for compounded prescriptions. Government settles $1.2 million lawsuit against florida compounding pharmacy and its owner for excessive charges to tricare. tampa u.s. attorney maria chapa lopez announces that the united states has settled allegations that a tampa based compounding pharmacy, now defunct rs compounding, llc, and its owner, renier gobea, knowingly billed tricare excessive prices for compounded prescriptions.
30m Tricare Fraud Conspiracy By Pharmacist And Others Uncovered Tricare’s costs for compounded drugs rose from $5 million in 2004 to $514 million in 2014 and $1.75 billion in fiscal year 2015. to date, the u.s. attorney’s office for the middle district of florida has pursued numerous actions involving fraud associated with compounding pharmacies, resulting in over $57 million in settlements. The united states has filed a complaint in intervention against diabetic care rx llc d b a patient care america (pca), a compounding pharmacy located in pompano beach, florida, alleging that the pharmacy paid illegal kickbacks to induce prescriptions for compounded drugs reimbursed by tricare, the department of justice announced today. the government has also brought claims against patrick. A florida pharmacy has been accused of tricare fraud in a recent lawsuit filed by the federal government in relation to a 2015 whistleblower lawsuit in 2015, plaintiffs jennifer s. and jessica r. filed a whistleblower lawsuit against their former employer, z stat medical llc operating as oldsmar pharmacy, and larry smith, the company’s owner. U.s. attorney maria chapa lopez announces that the united states has settled allegations that a tampa based compounding pharmacy, now defunct rs compounding, llc, and its owner, renier gobea, knowingly billed tricare excessive prices for compounded prescriptions.
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