The doctors wrote prescriptions without examining the patients, officials said.
Dr. Daniel Oswari, 51, of Bordentown, previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud and wire fraud and conspiracy to violate the Anti-Kickback Statute and Travel Act, prosecutors said.
Oswari was charged in Oct. 2019 along with Dr. Michael Goldis of Mount Laurel, Steven Monaco of Sewell and Aaron Jones, of Willingboro, officials said. Oswari, Goldis and Monaco were each charged with individual acts of health care fraud and wire fraud, while Jones, a medical assistant, faced 10 counts of making false statements, authorities said.
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