Simon Levich, DPM, a Brooklyn, N.Y.-based podiatrist has been accused of Medicare fraud, according to a report by the Staten Island Advance.
Dr. Levich, who operates Avenue P Medical, is accused of over billing Medicare for his services from Sept. 2006-Dec. 2008.
According to the allegations, Dr. Levich billed for more than 160 hours of services in a single day and routinely billed Medicare for surgical procedures when patients received less expensive treatments, such as pedicures.
Dr. Levich was released on $1 million bail.
Read the Staten Island Advance‘s report on the New York podiatrist accused of Medicare fraud.
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