Overview
- The 48-page indictment accuses former Loretto COO and CFO Anosh Ahmed and three associates of using sham labs to orchestrate the fraud.
- From April 2021 to June 2022, the conspirators submitted about 1.36 million bogus test claims through O’Hare Clinical Lab and roughly 466,000 additional claims via Texas facilities.
- They sought nearly $895 million in federal reimbursements under the Health Resources and Services Administration and received over $293 million before regulators halted payments.
- Ahmed allegedly obtained personal identifiers from more than 150,000 Loretto Hospital patients to fabricate orders for uninsured individuals.
- Ahmed remains at large in Dubai while Mohamed Sirajudeen and two co-defendants have been arrested in Houston or are set to surrender.