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News/Compliance & Enforcement/Three Florida Pharmacies to Pay $820,000 for Allegedly Fraudulent Prescriptions
News·Compliance & Enforcement Brief

Three Florida Pharmacies to Pay $820,000 for Allegedly Fraudulent Prescriptions

Habana Hospital Pharmacy, Longevity Drugs, and Forest Hill Pharmacy of Florida have agreed to pay more than $830,000 to resolve allegations that they billed federal health care programs for unlawfully prescribed medications, through the fraudulent use of collaborative pharmacy practice agreements.

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