23September 2020
Seven Bridges Resident, Subject Of “Information” In May, Entered Guilty Plea In September. Deals With Decade In Federal Prison.
Unassociated To Other Seven Bridges Lawsuits, Indictments, FBI Activity
 100vw, 267px” data-recalc-dims=”1″/></p><figcaption> The United States Dept. of Justice says Dr. Richard Davidson of Delray Beach entered a guilty plea. He deals with 10 years in prison for medicare scams. DELRAY BEACH, FL (BocaNewsNow.com )– The United States Department of Justice verified to BocaNewsNow.com that</p>
<p>the Richard Davidson who pleaded guilty to medicare scams charges recently is the exact same Richard Davidson who goes by “Dr. Rich”to patients of his Boca Raton practice, Totality Chiropractic, on Yamato Road. Davidson owns a home in “Seven Bridges “in Delray Beach. Federal court files acquired by BocaNewsNow.com show the unbelievable speed in which district attorneys submitted an “info “– a charging document that does not need a grand jury– and accepted Davidson's guilty plea. The info was filed in May. The guilty plea came last week. By pleading guilty, the Department of Justice states Davidson confesses to his function in huge health care scams. He deals with a years in prison and has agreed to surrender $2,472,087 to the United States.</p>
<p>From the Department of Justice:</p>
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“According to the plea contract, in 2018, Davidson and his conspirators developed a conglomerate of long lasting medical equipment(“DME”)supply companies. Throughout the creation of the companies, they lied to Medicare to secure billing opportunities. The plan involved putting the business in the names of straw owners. By concealing their true ownership, the conspirators privately gained control of numerous companies, which Medicare forbids. This enabled the conspirators to send high volumes of illegal DME claims while attempting to avert law enforcement scrutiny. In one year, through the corporation, Davidson and his conspirators submitted more than $20 million in prohibited DME claims, resulting in more than $10 million in payments from Medicare and the Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (“CHAMPVA”).”
The case was investigated by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, the FBI, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the IRS and
other companies. BocaNewsNow.com reported on an FBI raid in Seven Bridges in June. That raid appears unassociated to this case. This case is likewise unassociated to another Seven Bridges resident facing federal charges in what prosecutors call an “prohibited dietary supplement scheme.” Likewise unassociated: a federal claim filed by a homeowner against another house owner in the neighborhood as well as the house owners association.
Whether Davidson's prompt guilty plea leads to a reduced sentence won't be known for some time– a sentencing date has actually not yet been set. Davidson's partner signed a $100,000 bond contract to secure her hubby's release.
Files associated with the case are listed below: