- Fugitives
- Nov 4, 2026
Clinic CEO CHARGED As FBI EXPOSES $92M Medicaid Scam & Faces 20 Years In
A methadone clinic in Oak Lawn, Illinois billed Medicaid more than $92 million and was paid about $75 million. According to an FBI affidavit, on paper it was giving 762 hours of one-on-one counseling a day, with about 16 providers on staff.
Federal agents say ODA Solutions billed for therapy sessions while patients were in the hospital. One of them was a man being treated for a gunshot wound, and the clinic kept billing in his name for a year after he died. Two weeks of FBI video surveillance counted no more than 45 patients walking in on any day.
Prosecutors say the money went to brokerage accounts, a car dealership, jewelry, real estate, a Bentley, and a 42-foot yacht docked at Chicago's 31st Street Harbor under the name "Butt Nekkid."
FBI affidavit / criminal complaint, U.S. v. Daniel J. Robinson, N.D. Illinois, Case 1:26-cr-00307 (filed June 18, 2026) U.S. Department of Justice, 2026 National Health Care Fraud Takedown case summaries Chicago Sun-Times, June 23, 2026 NBC Chicago, June 2026 WGN News
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Presumption of innocence
Daniel Robinson, 51, of Palos Park, is charged with health care fraud and money laundering. He was arrested in Miami. His attorney says there is no basis for the charges. Robinson has not been convicted and is presumed innocent.
