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Health-Care Companies Accused of Defrauding Insurers for More Than $410,000

Felony charges were brought against 13 suspects in an ongoing investigation into a network of fraudulent heart-monitoring service and billing companies, according to Tom Gallagher, Florida treasurer . . .

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