N.C. doc settles Medicare fraud case, will repay more than $2M

The Charlotte (N.C.) Observer

A Charlotte, N.C., neurologist has agreed to pay more than $2 million to the federal government to settle civil fraud allegations in connection with administration of intravenous therapy.

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