Texas clinic owner convicted in $26m military health fraud

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Sept, 21:06 · Archive

Kevin D. Curry was convicted of billing the military health programme TRICARE $26 million in fraudulent therapy claims.

Kevin D. Curry, a Texas clinic owner, was convicted of defrauding the military health programme TRICARE by submitting false transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy claims totalling $26 million. He used the proceeds to purchase a gold-plated Tesla Cybertruck and fund lavish parties. The Justice Department alleged he exploited the programme targeting veterans.

How it is being reported

• Texas clinic owner found guilty of $26 million scheme — which funded gold Cybertruck and lavish lifestyleNew York Post · 27 Sept, 20:55
• Texas clinic owner convicted in $26M military health fraud tied to gold-plated CybertruckFox News · 27 Sept, 18:09

In this story: Kevin D. Curry · TRICARE · Texas · Justice Department

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