Healthcare company CEO convicted of $1 billion Medicare fraud conspiracy

Washington Examiner·Center Right·May 14, 2026

A federal jury in Florida has convicted the founder of a healthcare software company for defrauding Medicare and other federal healthcare benefit programs out of more than $1 billion. HealthSplash CEO Brett Blackman, 42, of Kansas, was found guilty on Wednesday for his role in operating a platform that generated fictitious doctors’ notes and prescriptions […]

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