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AdventHealth Physician Fraud Recording: Dr. Jennifer Adams
A source guide to the complete recording of Jennifer Pan Adams, MD, an AdventHealth Orlando diagnostic radiology resident, describing how a man was persuaded to buy a $600 veterinary ultrasound device and pay $140 for a consultation.
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The audio is presented in full. The synchronized captions identify English, Mandarin and Shanghainese/Wu speech and provide translations where the languages are mixed.
9e72df5543b5cc842d9b0804b87b35945117555c7752cea603c53046e81c2c0cThe captioned video preserves the complete original audio without cuts.What the AdventHealth doctor says on the recording
At 02:02, Adams says she made up the portable-ultrasound story and quotes the pitch used to persuade the man to buy the device: “You should invest in it.”
At 02:27, Adams describes using the man’s real cholesterol bloodwork to argue that he needed ultrasound imaging. At 03:12, Adams offers a microvascular disease assessment using the purchased device “as a return.”
At 03:35, Adams invokes Medicare and medical guidelines while describing the assessment as “a very special service.” At 04:36, Adams describes a $600 ultrasound sold for veterinary use and says it could be used on humans.
At 05:34, Adams discusses the man’s $140 payment. At 06:03, Adams says the man was blocked; at 06:15, Adams says the plan was to wait “until he forgets.”
Recording timestamps
- 02:02 — Adams says she made up the portable-ultrasound story.
- 02:27 — Adams describes using bloodwork to argue for ultrasound imaging.
- 03:12 — Adams offers a microvascular disease assessment.
- 03:35 — Adams invokes Medicare and medical guidelines.
- 04:36 — Adams describes the $600 veterinary ultrasound device.
- 05:34 — Adams discusses the $140 payment.
- 06:03 — Adams discusses blocking the man until he forgets.