Medical documentation fraud case goes to court in Silesia
A 60-year-old stands accused over alleged NHF losses of over 160,000 zlotys.
Corruption investigators in Katowice have finished a probe into alleged falsification of medical documentation at two clinics in the Silesian region, sending the case to court.
Police said the scheme was designed to push the National Health Fund into an unfavorable disposal of property worth more than 160,000 zlotys.
The suspect, a 60-year-old man, faces charges linked to irregularities in the medical records connected to the two outpatient facilities.
Prosecutors have filed a motion for a conviction, after officers from the Corruption Fighting Bureau of the Katowice Voivodeship Police completed the investigation.
The matter has now moved to the courts, where the case will be assessed following the charges brought by the prosecution.
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Source:
Poland Police