In his plea agreement, Inimgba admitted that from January of 2006 to March of 2009, he executed a scheme to defraud Medicaid, a federal health benefit program, by billing it for services supposedly provided by Registered Nurses (“RNs”), when that was not the case. At the time, Inimgba was the responsible billing party for Victory Home Care, Inc. (“Victory”), a home health care agency that provided, or purported to provide, RN services to Medicaid recipients.
During the time period noted above, Inimgba billed Medicaid for more than 20,000 hours of services supposedly provided to various clients by RNs, and Medicaid paid Victory more than $1,400,000 as a result of those claims. However, RNs provided far less care than noted in Victory’s claims. In fact, approximately $513,734 awarded to Victory was ultimately found to be for work not done by RNs.
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