Psychiatrist, Dr. Brian Hyatt Under Investigation Medicaid Fraud Control Unit

Former chair of the Arkansas medical board under investigation

Psychiatrist, Dr. Brian Hyatt of Rogers, Arkansas is now under investigation for Medicaid fraud by the state attorney general’s office.


A former patient of the BHU was charged nearly $14,500 for his five-day stay but never saw Hyatt, which was not unusual for patients at the facility. 


Hyatt, along with several others at Northwest Medical Center’s Behavioral Health-Unit, are facing an increasing number of lawsuits. At this moment 11 former patients have come forward and have filed lawsuits in regards to their time at the facility. 


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Odom Law Firm is proud to lead the litigation in these frightening cases of abuse and fraud.


If you or a loved one were confined against your will at Northwest Medical Center - Springdale Behavioral Health Services Unit, call us today for a free consultation. 479-334-0277 We are here to help.

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