August 7, 2013, - 8:58 am
Farid Fata: Lebanese Cancer Doc Defrauded Medicare, Told Patients w No Cancer They Had it, Gave ‘Em Chemo; Used Foreign Alien Muslim Docs w No License
Over the years, I’ve noted that a significant percentage of doctors and other healthcare professionals who commit healthcare fraud are Muslims, Arabs, or both. This is true not just in Michigan–where Arabs and Muslims are each, at most, two percent of the population–but also in other states with lower Muslim and Arab populations.
Yesterday, Middle Eastern Detroit-area cancer doctor, Farid Fata, MD, was arrested by FBI agents, and his palatial home and several offices were raided. Fata, a renowned oncologist and a graduate of Lebanese University, amassed multi-millions by defrauding Medicare and telling patients who did not have cancer that they did, so that he could give them poisonous, fatal chemotherapy and fraudulently bill Medicare for it. He defrauded the government to the tune of over $35 million dollars. Fata also gave chemo to cancer patients who were at the end stages of life, where chemo would not help them and only made their last days more miserable. But, hey, they’re just “worthless” infidels, and he needed to bill the government, so he could add to those millions and maintain his mansion in ritzy Oakland Township. Read the Federal Criminal Complaint unsealed yesterday against Dr. Fata.
Watch This Shocking Video Report about Dr. Frankenstein Fata, an Utter Monster . . .
According to the complaint, Fata employed hundreds of foreign doctors–most of them Muslims and Arabs–and did not even know if they were licensed to practice medicine. He had those foreign doctors administer the lethal chemotherapy to hundreds of patients per day who did not need it. Many of those foreign doctors are probably not even in the United States legally. (More of those Paul Ryan and Marco Boob-io want to get “out of the shadows” with instant amnesty citizenship. Fabulous!) Some of the surviving family members of Dr. Fata’s patients believe he murdered them, and they are probably right. If you don’t have cancer, and you are given chemo, it’s poisonous and can be fatal. Fata’s had thousands of patients through the many offices of his Michigan Hematology Oncology P.C. company, which employed mostly Muslim and Arab doctors even among those who are licensed to practice medicine here.
Among the things specifically cited by FBI Special Agent Brian Fairweather in his affidavit in the complaint:
Specifically, Dr. Fata has directed the following activities:
a. Administration of unnecessary chemotherapy in patients in remission
b. Deliberate misdiagnosis of patients as having cancer to justify unnecessary cancer treatment
c. Administration of chemotherapy to end-of-life patients who will not benefit from the treatment
d. Deliberate misdiagnosis of patients without cancer to justify expensive testing
e. Fabrication of other diagnoses such as anemia and fatigue to justify unnecessary hematology treatments
f. Distribution of controlled substances to patients without medical necessity. . . .
He employed three foreign doctors who were not licensed in the United States to examine the patients and provide an initial diagnosis. . . .
EE-1 stated that foreign doctors “just show up” at MHO [DS: Dr. Fata’s company, Michigan Hematology Oncology, P.C.]. These foreign doctors – who do not have a license to practice medicine in the United States – introduce themselves to patients as “Doctor.”
The unlicensed doctors are generally assigned to examine Dr. Fata’s patients and complete write-ups of their exam. Dr. Fata typically sees his patients for only a few minutes at the end of their typical 2-4 hour visit to the clinic. The rest of the patients’ time is spent with the unlicensed doctors and other MHO staff. This arrangement allows Fata to routinely see 50-70 patients per day while other doctors in his practice see between five and ten.
Dr. Fata’s behavior and rampant, criminal healthcare fraud likely killed many of his patients. But it’s also a lesson in medical reputations, which aren’t always reliable. Fata was consistently rated as one of the best cancer doctors in the area by his colleagues, was repeatedly published, and got National Institutes of Health grants from the government for research and studies. All of that published work and so-called “research” is probably fraudulent, like his medical billings, and may be based on the foreign docs giving chemo to those who didn’t have cancer.
If you were involved in reporting Dr. Fata to authorities in any way (specifically employees EE-1 through EE-5 referenced in the complaint), you should contact me, because you could make a lot of money for the service you performed in whistleblowing. And if you know of someone who is ripping off the government, whether it’s Medicare or Medicaid fraud (as I noted, Muslims and Arabs make up the lion’s share of those who get caught doing this) or something else, please e-mail me, because you could make a lot of money filing a sealed federal Qui Tam lawsuit under the False Claims Act, which forces the feds to investigate and gives the person who reports the fraud a percentage of the recovered money (I’ve filed such suits before and know how to do it).
Dr. Fata isn’t the first, and he won’t be the last. Remember Dr. Hussein “Sam” Awada?
Many more like Awada and Fata in our midst. If you want to help report them (and make some good money in the process), let me know. I can help you.
They must be exposed and stopped.
Doctor Fata’s Mansion Paid for with Millions in Medicare Fraud . . .
Tags: Arab doctors, Arab Healthcare fraud, Brian Fairweather, Dr. Farid Fata, False Claims Act, Farid Fata, Farid T. Fata, FBI agent Brian Fairweather, healthcare fraud, MD, MHO, Michigan Hematology Oncology P.C., qui tam
Sheeple need to wake up. One can no longer “trust the government to do what’s best for me,” (Danica Patrick). She was referring to birth control, Maobamacare. How many more “doctors” will infuse themselves into the exchanges? One must do one’s personal research, especially with such a personal and critical item as healthcare. The internet is a wealth of information.
Lou on August 7, 2013 at 9:19 am