Another former Philadelphia ambulance company owner was sentenced to prison for his involvement in perpetrating a Medicare fraud scheme.
Bassem Kuran, 23, of Philadelphia was sentenced today to 10 months in prison for making false statements to Medicare through VIP Ambulance Inc., an ambulance company that Kuran owned and for which he served as president.
U.S. District Court Judge Gerald J. Pappert also ordered that Kuran must pay restitution to Medicare in the amount of $66,901.93 and, after serving…
Another former Philadelphia ambulance company owner was sentenced to prison for his involvement in perpetrating a Medicare fraud scheme.
Bassem Kuran, 23, of Philadelphia was sentenced today to 10 months in prison for making false statements to Medicare through VIP Ambulance Inc., an ambulance company that Kuran owned and for which he served as president.
U.S. District Court Judge Gerald J. Pappert also ordered that Kuran must pay restitution to Medicare in the amount of $66,901.93 and, after serving…