Fraudster radiology business owner says conviction should be tossed over jury’s COVID-19 vaccination status ...Middle East

The owner of a portable X-ray business has lost an appeal after arguing that his 2022 conviction should be tossed over the jury’s COVID-19 vaccination status. A federal jury in April 2022 found Thomas G. O’Lear, of North Canton, Ohio, guilty of defrauding Medicare and Medicaid out of almost $2 million. His company Portable Radiology Services purportedly billed nursing home residents for X-ray services that it did not provide and made false statements to cover up the fraud, authorities said at the time. A judge in October 2022 sentenced O’Lear to 15 years in prison and ordered him to pay $1,989,490 in restitution to Medicare, Medicaid and two managed care organizations. He later appealed,

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