First of all the fact that it involves about 10 percent of their staff is shocking. But those fired are only those who refused to resign after being caught out. In addition to that surely there were lots of other with whom the hospital didn’t have enough evidence to fire. So I figure it had to involve likely double the number that got fired. I am impressed that the hospital took such bold action many institutions would have swept under the rug to avoid embarassment.
No indictments?
No indictments?
In Canada apparently we don’t take white collar crime very seriously. If you click on the link you can read that the police said that they didn’t think it was a threat to public safety and if the hospital does not contact them again they won’t pursue it further. WTF?
No indictments?
In Canada apparently we don’t take white collar crime very seriously. If you click on the link you can read that the police said that they didn’t think it was a threat to public safety and if the hospital does not contact them again they won’t pursue it further. WTF?
I read it. My big takeaway was WTF regarding arrests, unionized workers so actually surprised they were fired sans indictment, chiropractor was a leading facilitator of fraud, probably to pay for a trip to Cuba.
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No indictments?
In Canada apparently we don’t take white collar crime very seriously. If you click on the link you can read that the police said that they didn’t think it was a threat to public safety and if the hospital does not contact them again they won’t pursue it further. WTF?
**I read it. ** My big takeaway was WTF regarding arrests, unionized workers so actually surprised they were fired sans indictment, chiropractor was a leading facilitator of fraud, probably to pay for a trip to Cuba.
No you didn’t. If you had, you would have noted that it was physiotherapy services that were involved in the fraud, not chiropractic. Also can’t figure out what Cuba has to do with this. But then you’re just blowing steam out your ass again as usual.
The employee said they went to a chiropractor, received invoices to submit, then kicked back cash to various people at the chiropractor’s office. The kickback ratio was different for different employees.
Evidently you didn’t read close enough
The employee said they went to a chiropractor, received invoices to submit, then kicked back cash to various people at the chiropractor’s office. The kickback ratio was different for different employees.
Evidently you didn’t read close enough
My bad. I missed that part. The chiro could lose his license to practice if fraud is discovered. It said he had already closed his office down, but if he’s still practicing in Ontario he could be in big trouble if proven he was involved.
The employee said they went to a chiropractor, received invoices to submit, then kicked back cash to various people at the chiropractor’s office. The kickback ratio was different for different employees.
Evidently you didn’t read close enough
My bad. I missed that part. The chiro could lose his license to practice if fraud is discovered. It said he had already closed his office down, but if he’s still practicing in Ontario he could be in big trouble if proven he was involved.
So, when you get barred from practicing in Ontario over this, will you be moving to BC, Cuba, or Chicago?
So, when you get barred from practicing in Ontario over this, will you be moving to BC, Cuba, or Chicago?
I predict Chicago. There’s at least one potential client there whose back seems perpetually out of joint.