Health care CEO gets year in prison for fraud
ST. LOUIS • A former executive with a Chicago health care company was sentenced this week in federal court to 366 days in prison and ordered to repay $1.77 million to Medicare.
Former Aggeus Healthcare CEO James Sayadzal, 52, of Chicago, pleaded guilty last year to a conspiracy charge.
He was one of three company officers and six doctors caught up in fraud linked to podiatry services provided to residents of nursing homes and long-term care facilities.
Aggeus owner Yev Gray, 50, was sentenced Aug. 15 to 7½ years in prison and ordered to repay $6.97 million on charges of conspiracy and making a false statement relating to health care.
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