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← Return to briefingA Kingwood clinic owner has been sentenced by the DOJ for selling a large quantity of opioids. The owner sold prescriptions to individuals posing as providers, who were actually drug dealers. The case is part of a larger nationwide crackdown on healthcare fraud.
This effort has led to charges against over 300 people. Further details on the sentencing and the crackdown are available from the source, Fox 26 Houston.
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