Owner of local compounding pharmacies sentenced to federal prison for tax evasion and health care fraud

December 10, 2021 — A Southern California man who owned and operated two local compounding pharmacies was sentenced to federal prison today for evading the payment of approximately $5.5 million in personal income taxes and submitting false reimbursement claims to CVS Caremark, a national pharmacy benefit manager.

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