A network of Michigan healthcare providers billed Medicare for services they never provided in a scheme that netted $29 million before it was discovered and broken up.

Felicar Williams, operator of a Detroit-area day care service center for mentally ill adults, provided information about his patients to Abdul Malik Al-Jumail and his daughter, Jamella, in exchange for kickbacks, according to the Justice Department.

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