Maryland pharmacy fined $120,000 for wrongful opioid prescriptions -
Neither pharmacist John Beckman nor his business, Beckman’s Pharmacy, has admitted liability, yet the government says its claims of improper prescriptions are well-founded.
Patients were allowed to pay cash for their medicine even when they had insurance capable of paying for the prescriptions. More than 10 patients died within 10 days of getting their prescriptions filled at Beckman’s Pharmacy, according to the Justice Department.
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