Dr. Ron Elfenbein helped expand access to the “miracle cure” monoclonal antibody treatment during COVID lockdowns. Then he was indicted on federal healthcare fraud charges. The five counts at the center of his case amount to a $250 billing dispute—with a potential maximum of 50 years in prison.
In this episode of The Alix Mayer Show, the Johns Hopkins-trained emergency physician shares how his Maryland practice grew from one urgent care center to eight sites, how he partnered with federal and state agencies to operate an antibody infusion center, and why he publicly challenged restrictions on the proven treatment that was a “cure for COVID.”
Elfenbein successfully treated more than 5,000 patients with monoclonal antibodies. He explains why early treatment deserved greater attention, why the federal government ultimately shut down his treatment facilities, and why he suspects his prosecution was retaliation for criticizing the pandemic response on national television.
He also recounts the judge’s decision to overturn his jury conviction, the government’s appeal, and the financial and emotional toll of facing another trial.
How did a physician celebrated for his pandemic work end up fighting a federal criminal case?
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