The San Diego County District Attorney’s Office announced criminal charges against Kim Huynh, 51, for allegedly defrauding Medicare and insurance companies through false billing, money laundering, and practicing medicine without a license. Huynh owned Tubi Connect, Inc., which operated clinics in San Diego, Orange County, and Texas.
Investigators say Huynh directed staff to bill for EEG scans that were never performed, instead conducting unapproved QEEG scans. The fraudulent claims totaled more than $11 million, with over $4.6 million paid by Medicare. Huynh was arrested on March 11, pleaded not guilty, and faces up to 14 years in prison if convicted. The case was investigated by the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, FBI San Diego, and HHS‑OIG…