Both men told Central Rexall employees to submit false prescription claims to test out different combinations of ingredients, which weren't prescribed by a doctor, Giordano said. The company ...

It said Central Rexall employees also would change the ingredients in a compounded medication to maximize the fraud's profits "and without telling the patients or their doctor about the difference." ...

“We share out engagement surveys and Pulse Surveys to understand what our employees are saying. Getting 4,000 responses and verbatim comments is great, so that we identify what’s most important and ...

The prosecution asserted that they billed health insurance plans for expensive — and medically unnecessary — compounded medications made by Central Rexall, a pharmacy in Hammond, Louisiana.