A Travis County, Texas, grand jury has indicted MedAlert Healthcare Systems Inc. and its president, Joseph Osei, on workers’ compensation fraud-related charges, according to Texas Mutual Insurance Company.
MedAlert provides billing and collection services for medical providers. The indictments allege that Osei and MedAlert fraudulently double-billed Texas Mutual Insurance Company for medical services rendered from October 2000 to March 2001.
In announcing the grand jury action, Texas Mutual noted that a grand jury indictment is a formal accusation—not a conviction—of criminal conduct.
Source: Texas Mutual Insurance Company


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