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All Others2023-01-16T04:09:56-04:00

All Other Diversion Incidents

This section highlights diversion incidents by healthcare professionals in all fields other than nursing, pharmacy, anesthesia, or medical doctors.  This includes:

  • Non-clinical employees, such as Office Managers

  • Owners of Healthcare Facilities

  • Distributors or Wholesalers

  • Manufacturers, Researchers, or Investigators

  • As well as Clinicians in all other categories, such as Nurse Practitioners (NP)


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An investigation identified a health care worker who was diverting injectable narcotics for personal use as the likely source of 13 hepatitis C virus infections in an ED in Washington state. Washington, US February 11, 2021 View full detail
Thirty-Three Defendants Charged, and Multiple Defendants Plead Guilty To Racketeering Conspiracy In Nationwide Prescription Drug Diversion Case 2980 Commers Dr Ste 200, Eagan, MN 55121 Minnesota Independent Cooperative February 11, 2021 View full detail
Medication assistant pleads guilty to stealing pills. 4171 Forest Pointe Cir, Avon, IN 46123 The Village of Avon Nursing Home February 11, 2021 View full detail
A Tennessee Physician, Two Florida Clinic Owners, and a Kentucky Man Convicted for Roles in Tennessee-Based Pill Mill Operation Chattanooga, TN, USA Tennessee Pain Institute February 11, 2021 View full detail
A Tennessee Physician, Two Florida Clinic Owners, and a Kentucky Man Convicted for Roles in Tennessee-Based Pill Mill Operation Chattanooga, TN, USA Tennessee Pain Institute February 11, 2021 View full detail
Owner of Detroit-Area Health Care Clinics Pleads Guilty to Drug Diversion Scheme 18597 West 10 Mile Road, Southfield, MI, USA Abyssinia Love Knot Physical Therapy L.L.C. February 11, 2021 View full detail
Two medical assistants and a boyfriend to one of them are facing organized crime charges for allegedly forging more than 100 prescriptions for the pain-treating narcotic hydrocodone by using information from their Shenandoah, TX employer. 129 Vision Park Blvd Shenandoah, TX 77384 Doctors' Offices February 9, 2021 View full detail
A Lockhart, Texas police officer allegedly stole a controlled substance from a junior high where he had previously been a resource officer. 500 City Line Rd, Lockhart, TX 78644, USA Lockhart Junior High School. February 9, 2021 View full detail
Amsterdam Hospital to Pay Civil Penalty for Violations of the Controlled Substances Act 232 Market St, Amsterdam, NY 12010 Amsterdam Hospital February 8, 2021 View full detail
Two wholesale pharmaceutical companies charged in a scheme to sell millions of dollars in diverted pharmaceuticals to unwitting pharmacies and consumers. 1829 W Drake Dr Ste 102 Tempe, AZ, 85283-4320 LLC Wholesale Supply, LLC January 28, 2021 View full detail
Two CEOs of Wholesale Pharmaceutical Companies Indicted in Alleged Prescription Diversion Scheme 917 Calle Trinity Carolina, PR, 00982-3412 United States Wholesalers Group Inc January 28, 2021 View full detail
Florida paramedic and captain arrested for forging vaccine screening and consent forms for missing vaccines that were supposed to be given to firefighters. 126 Cottonwood Dr, Davenport, FL 33837, USA Polk County Fire Rescue Station 38 January 26, 2021 View full detail
A Physician’s Assistant employed through AMI expeditionary healthcare, a Reston based company, is being charged for stealing medications. The PA along with more american healthcare professionals went to the island of Curacao for a COVID-19 rapid response. J. H. J. Hamelbergweg, Willemstad, Curaçao CMC medical center October 21, 2020 View full detail
12,000 exposed to Hepatitis C in seven states after stealing fentanyl and refilling syringes with saline to be later injected into patients. 5102 West Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85031 Maryvale Hospital Medical Center November 19, 2019 View full detail
A massive federal opioid investigation in 2019 led to the arrests of doctors and medical professionals across West Tennessee. 113 Hopkins Ave, Bells, TN 38006 Downtown Medical Clinic, PLLC November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Western District of Tennessee, Jeffrey Young, a nurse practitioner who called himself the Rock Doc, is accused in an indictment for trading opioids including the fentanyl patch for sex. He once piloted a reality show about his clinic, in Jackson. “Over approximately three years, (Young) allegedly prescribed approximately 500,000 hydrocodone pills, 300,000 oxycodone 111 Stonebridge Blvd, Jackson, TN 38305 Pain Clinic November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Western District of Tennessee, Jeffrey Young, a nurse practitioner who called himself the Rock Doc, is accused in an indictment for trading opioids including the fentanyl patch for sex. He once piloted a reality show about his clinic, in Jackson. “Over approximately three years, (Young) allegedly prescribed approximately 500,000 hydrocodone pills, 300,000 oxycodone 111 Stonebridge Blvd, Jackson, TN 38305 Pain Clinic November 19, 2019 View full detail
A year-long investigation by federal drug agents has resulted in criminal charges against several physicians and other healthcare providers — including a Del Mar woman — accused of writing bogus prescriptions or selling painkillers and other drugs on the black market. Dubbed Operation Hypocritical Oath — a play on the Hippocratic oath taken by doctors Beverly Hills, CA November 19, 2019 View full detail
Dignity and Woodland Memorial were the focus of federal Drug Enforcement Agency and state Board of Pharmacy investigations after Dignity officials in April 2014 reported some 20,000 pills went missing from its outpatient pharmacy. Months later, in November 2014 1325 Cottonwood St, Woodland, CA 95695 Woodland Memorial Hospital November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Eastern District of Kentucky, a solo practitioner who operates a five-clinic family practice focusing on pain management allegedly billed Medicare for urine testing that was not done and for urine testing that was not medically necessary. See https://www.justice.gov/opa/page/file/1155056/download 515 N Bypass Rd, Pikeville, KY 41501 Interventional Pain Consultants, PLLC November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Eastern District of Kentucky, a dentist was charged for alleged conduct that included writing prescriptions for opioids that had no legitimate medical purpose and that were outside the usual course of professional practice, removing teeth unnecessarily, scheduling unnecessary follow-up appointments, and billing inappropriately for services. See https://www.justice.gov/opa/page/file/1155051/download 9759 KY-122, McDowell, KY 41647 Tackett Family Dentistry November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Eastern District of Kentucky, a doctor was charged for allegedly prescribing opioids to Facebook friends who would come to his home to pick up prescriptions, and for signing prescriptions for other persons based on messenger requests to his office manager, who then allegedly delivered the signed prescriptions in exchange for cash. See https://www.justice.gov/opa/page/file/1154891/download 5425 N Mayo Trail, Pikeville, KY 41501 November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Middle District of Tennessee, Dr. Bowdoin G. Smith, who was a doctor of osteopathic medicine licensed by the State of Tennessee Department of Health, Board of Osteopathic Examination in August 1987, consented in October 2012 to prescribing pain medication when it wasn’t medically necessary. His license was placed on probation for three years. 9 Maggart Cir, Carthage, TN 37030 Dr. Bowdoin G. Smith November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Middle District of Tennessee, Dr. Darrel R. Rinehart, an internist, is accused of routinely prescribing “highly addictive opioids” including morphine sulfate, hydrocodone, oxycodone and extroamphetamine for patients without a legitimate medical purpose. The state medical board suspended him in November 2018 through May 2019, when his license would expire. A grand jury investigation 1114 W 7th St, Columbia, TN 38401 Core Physicians November 19, 2019 View full detail
In the Middle District of Tennessee, Dr. Lawrence Valdez, an emergency specialist licensed with the Tennessee health department’s Board of Examiners, is accused in an indictment of prescribing oxycodone and oxymorphone, among other medications, for his patients outside the usual course of professional practice 12 times between June 2016 and March 2017. See https://www.justice.gov/opa/page/file/1155091/download 1411 W Baddour Pkwy Lebanon, TN 37087 Dr. Lawrence Valdez November 19, 2019 View full detail