HHS releases first-ever list of health care's most wanted fugitives

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Feb 5 2011
Modern Healthcare: Health Care Fugitive List Released
They may have cost federal taxpayers $124 million in fraud but don't expect a reward for turning them in. The HHS' inspector general's office released a first-ever list of the 10 most wanted health care fugitives, including — inexplicably — one who was captured two months ago. But unlike suspects on the FBI's 10 most wanted list, none of the HHS fugitives warrant a reward (Daly, 2/3).

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