Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy Revokes Pharmacists License for aking or filing a report or record that he knew or should have known to be false; billing or charging for quantities greater than delivered or for a brand when a generic or a compounded product is dispensed; and submitting fraudulent billing or reports to a third-party payer of prescription drugs

Guy Sheneman, DPh #9806 – Case No. 1295: Admitted
to guilt on 45 counts, including making or filing a report
or record that he knew or should have known to be false;
billing or charging for quantities greater than delivered
or for a brand when a generic or a compounded product
is dispensed; and submitting fraudulent billing or reports
to a third-party payer of prescription drugs (for example,
intentional billing for Aggrenox® name brand when aspirin
81 mg was dispensed; billing for Flovent® HFA when
Ventolin® HFA was dispensed; billing for Abilify® when
n-acetylcysteine was dispensed; billing for Lunesta® when
zolpidem was dispensed). During the partial period audited
by the Board, there was an aggregate overbilling of about
$351,496.85. Respondent agrees that he will never again
own a pharmacy, an interest in a pharmacy, or an interest
in an entity that owns a pharmacy. Respondent agrees to
never work in a pharmacy again in any position, whether
paid or unpaid. Revoked.

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