McGee allegedly used a rubber stamp with the other doctor’s name on it to forge the 212 illegal documents between 2004 and 2007, collecting about $106,217 in payments.
However, a five-year statute of limitations for insurance fraud in the state means that only 74 submissions of claims payments to McGee can be prosecuted, according to the report.
An agent from Blue Cross referred the case to the Northeastern Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Task, after noticing many inconsistencies filed by McGee, including the allegation that the other doctor provided services to him.