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* This web site is a listing of investigations of physician registrants in which DEA was involved that resulted in the arrest and prosecution of the registrant. DEA is in the process of adding to this site cases against DEA physician registrants since 2003 which have resulted in arrests and prosecutions.
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Name:
MACH, Philip, MD
City, State:
New Brunswick, NJ
Date of Arrest:
08/31/2005
Date of Conviction:
05/10/2007
Judicial Status:
Pled Guilty
Conviction:
Conspiracy to distribute and dispense, and aiding and abetting the unlawful distribution and dispensing of, controlled substances
DEA Registration:
Retired
Remarks:
Phillip Mach, MD, age 49, of New Brunswick, NJ, pled guilty in federal court to conspiracy to distribute and dispense, and aiding and abetting the unlawful distribution and dispensing of, controlled substances by means that were outside of the usual course of professional medical practice and without a legitimate medical purpose.
According to court documents, Mach was a physician licensed to practice medicine by the State of New Jersey with offices in New Brunswick. Mach entered into an agreement with Xpress Pharmacy Direct, located in Minnesota, to provide prescriptions to online customers.
Mach was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison followed by three years of supervised release, and assessed a $200.00 criminal monetary penalty.