Former head of Arkansas State Medical Board raided by Drug Enforcement Administration
A psychiatrist who stepped down as the head of the
The location and focus of the raid have not been disclosed because the investigation remains active, said the
Medicaid payments to Brian Hyatt’s Pinnacle Premier Psychiatry practice in
He remains on the board as a non-executive member, with his term expiring on
In
The informant claimed that
The informant alleged that Dr. Hyatt’s billing of Medicaid, Medicare, and health insurance companies was therefore fraudulent. False claims resulting in overpayments of
Of Dr. Hyatt’s Medicaid payment claims for subsequent hospital care, 99.95% were billed at the highest code.
Going solely by the codes in the claims filed by
When lawsuits alleging fraud were filed against
In addition to the allegations of fraud,
The plaintiffs contend that
Plaintiff
“That unit is straight out of the 1950s, ‘One Flew Out of the Cuckoo’s Nest.’ I thought many times, ‘Hey, I can run out that door and see how far I can go,'”
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