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… encouraging residents to safely dispose of unneeded medications that too often become a gateway to addiction … the only safe medications are ones prescribed by a trusted medical professional and dispensed by a licensed pharmacist. …
… learned that Lubetsky prescribed large doses of opioid pain medication that were not supported by any demonstrable medical need and were therefore without any legal basis. An expert medical witness called by the government testified that …
… 23, DEA encourages Americans to safely dispose of unneeded medications that too often become a gateway to addiction NEW … the only safe medications are ones prescribed by a trusted medical professional and dispensed by a licensed pharmacist. …
… as an assistant physician, operates three Ozark Valley Medical Clinic locations in Springfield, Ozark, and Branson, … who knowingly abuse their power by prescribing medications, without ensuring they are for legitimate …
… for causing the illegal distribution of an opioid pain medication commonly known as Norco or Vicodin. Salerno, whose medical practice was located on El Cajon Boulevard, pleaded … practice. “While the vast majority of doctors prescribe medications in compliance with federal laws, there will …
… that sent controlled substances and other prescription medications to patients via mail throughout the United … dangerous transmucosal immediate release fentanyl (TIRF) medications. Dunn Meadow had contracts with and received … that the prescriptions were not written for a legitimate medical purpose. Dunn Meadow knowingly filled prescriptions …
… with conspiring to distribute opioids without a legitimate medical reason, Special Agent in Charge of the Drug … course of professional practice and not for a legitimate medical purpose. Ferraro made an initial appearance today … in a conspiracy to prescribe oxycodone, an opioid pain medication, to individuals who posed as patients, but whom …
… bi-annual event offers free, anonymous disposal of unneeded medications at more than 4,000 local drop-off locations … public may now use drop boxes at Veterans Administration medical centers to dispose of controlled substance …
… and London, Kentucky. As part of his role as KAC’s medical director, Alzadon prescribed Suboxone, a controlled … health programs like Medicare and Medicaid for medical services that were not performed or were falsely …
… fentanyl citrate into vials, in a room at Smith’s principal medical practice, San Diego Comprehensive Pain Management … quantities of fentanyl, prescribing unnecessary oral opioid medications in conjunction with pain-pump medication, and …
… Joyce Shawanda Edwards owned and operated Personal Touch Medical Spa, LLP (“PTMS”), formerly known as Holistic Health and Wellness Medical Spa LLP, a purported “pain management” clinic …
… opiates, for years, in a manner outside of a professional medical practice and not for a legitimate medical purpose. At sentencing, the United States requested …
… Degree (a B felony), Criminal Diversion of Prescription Medication and Prescriptions in the Second Degree (a D … felony) and 15 counts of Criminal Diversion of Prescription Medication and Prescriptions in the Fourth Degree (an A …
… pounds (419.7 tons) of unused, expired, and unwanted medications across the country. Denver Field Division … and alleviate addiction by safely disposing of prescription medications that sit idle in the home,” said DEA Acting …
… Brian O’Keefe 508-509-1844 Brian.OKeefe@dea.gov Diversion/Medical Practitioner: 571-362-9171 Division Contacts … as relevant based upon the facts of the particular case. Medications obtained illicitly are very dangerous as they …
… claims made to federal payers, including 15 doctors or medical professionals, and 24 defendants are charged for … pharmacies improperly, to mis-prescribing unnecessary medications, to tricking patients – often the elderly or …
… to Medicaid, Medicare. Indicted on Nearly 500 Counts: 7 Medical Practitioners, Former New York State Assemblyman … diagnostic tests, the great majority of which were medically unnecessary. The Office of the Inspector General, …