AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed collected $82,000 from nonprofit led by businessman accused of Medicare exploitation
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took tens of thousands of dollars in consulting fees from a health care nonprofit whose owner faces a trail of lawsuits, regulatory sanctions, and accusations of running a Medicare billing scheme. El-Sayed, who has built his Senate campaign partly on criticizing companies that exploit Medicare reimbursement rates, disclosed $82,000 […] The post Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed collected $82,000 from nonprofit led by businessman accused of Medicare exploitation appeared first on American Almanac .
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took tens of thousands of dollars in consulting fees from a health care nonprofit whose owner faces a trail of lawsuits, regulatory sanctions, and accusations of running a Medicare billing scheme. El-Sayed, who has built his Senate campaign partly on criticizing companies that exploit Medicare reimbursement rates, disclosed $82,000 in consulting income from One Health Partners, a Chicago-area nonprofit owned by Illinois businessman Ali Karim. The Washington Free Beacon reported that Karim has been sanctioned by Wisconsin securities regulators, investigated by the Arizona attorney general, and sued in multiple states by former business partners, employees, and companies that accused him…Open