Former St. Louis-area pharmacy owner admits paying kickbacks for prescriptions
ST. LOUIS– The owner of a mail-order pharmacy in Creve Coeur appeared in federal court on Monday and admitted defrauding federal Medicare and state Medicaid programs of more than $5.5 million through an ongoing kickback scheme. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Missouri said Michael McCormac, 55, pleaded guilty to two…
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