The filing details how, since at least 2019, the clinics and individuals billed for a range of services – initial and follow-up exams, physical therapy, chiropractic care, and percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (PENS) treatments – purportedly provided to Florida accident victims. According to GEICO, these services were delivered under pre-set protocols designed to maximize billing, not to address real injuries. The insurer claims that, in many cases, the treatments were medically unnecessary or not performed at all.
GEICO accuses Florida clinics of orchestrating $1.3 million PIP fraud scheme
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