Hospital COO accused of fake invoices and $1 million in kickbacks

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Financial misconduct allegations involving a hospital charity have drawn attention to how money intended for healthcare fundraising can be diverted through seemingly routine business payments. In Miami, federal prosecutors have accused a former senior executive of Jackson Health Foundation of approving millions of dollars in invoices for goods and services that were never supplied. The alleged scheme involved a Georgia-based audiovisual company, a merchandise supplier and payments that investigators say benefited the executive personally.

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