Practitioners

An Indiana neuropsychologist was sentenced to 36 months in prison and ordered to pay $291,000 in restitution; he was found guilty of health care fraud following a jury trial in May 2005. Through his two clinics, the neuropsychologist used unlicensed undergraduate students from a State university to perform testing for Medicaid and Medicare patients. In addition, he inflated the number of hours of actual services performed by the unlicensed students.