anonymous
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anonymous
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Hmm, Let's see? Scholarships to patients at client only, wellness centers in client offices, hiring clients at foundation, giving classes to patients at clients, giving over $250k a year to Integrity House. There is more at clients like Eva's Village, Leonard, Maryville, Seabrook House, Crossroads, Msng Wall, and many others.Chicago, Florida & Mass. kickbacks from foundation are huge. 84% of funding to foundation came from Ammon, but when asked by attorneys for clients, Ammon stated 0ver 50% of money was from outside sources. This was lie per the Foundations IRS reporting. Ammon opened every client up to AKS violations. Nothing but crooks! A reckoning is a comin'!
What is legal above. If 84% of money in foundation came from Ammon Labs and they only gave foundation money to clients that they billed Medicare & Medicaid for services, then all the above items qualify as a kickback under AKS statutes. Further more any dollar amount given to a client where bill Medicare or Medicaid can not exceed $10k. This is an OIG ruling going back to the '80's that has not changed. Also IRS regulations state a charity can't be formed to enrich the benefactors. The foundation enriched Ammon Labs (the benefactor of 84% if funds) by giving money to clients in exchange for business. This is an IRS & AKS violation! If this is legal how come no other lab in the country has a foundation like this? The Haupts are crook!