Oakdale Nurse Practitioner Charged with Medicare Fraud and Identity Theft
Allison Jill Miller, a 36-year-old nurse practitioner from Oakdale, Louisiana, has been charged with multiple offenses, including Medicare fraud and identity theft. The charges stem from an investigation conducted by the Allen Parish Sheriff’s Office (APSO).
Details of the Charges Against Miller
Miller faces several serious allegations:
- Four counts of Medicaid fraud
- Four counts of identity theft
- Four counts of unlawfully prescribing, distributing, dispensing, or assisting in illegally obtaining drugs
Investigation Timeline
The investigation into Miller began in October when authorities received reports of Medicare fraud and drug distribution violations. During the inquiry, it was discovered that Miller had been prescribing medications to patients, only to retrieve them from the pharmacy personally.
Legal Proceedings and Next Steps
Miller was arrested and booked into the Allen Parish Jail. At this time, her bond has not been established. The APSO is seeking further information from the public regarding this case. They encourage individuals with any relevant details to contact them at 337-639-4353 or reach out to the APSO Detective Division at 337-639-3086.
The charges against Miller highlight the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat Medicare fraud and protect the integrity of healthcare services. The APSO remains committed to investigating such allegations thoroughly.
