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Manager at Gleneagles Hospital misappropriated $344k from hospital (The Straits Times)

Thomas Ng Eng How would alter patients' bills by downgrading their hospital bed category. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

The hospital terminated Thomas (Ng) immediately after it uncovered sufficient evidence of his wrongdoing and made a police report," he added. Ng kept the money for himself. by reducing the final bill amounts. The hospital's computer system would then issue cash-refund documents, which Ng or his subordinates, who acted on his instructions, would present to the hospital cashier in exchange for cash. "This would be done by either downgrading the patients' hospital bed category to a lower-tiered bed category or by indicating a discount amount on the bills." The DPP said: "After such identified patients made full payment to Gleneagles Hospital for their original bill amounts and were discharged, the accused would amend the bills in the computer system...

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Singapore Man Heads to Prison for Stealing from Hospital to Feed ... (Casino.Org News)

A former manager of Gleneagles Hospital in Singapore will spend the next couple of years behind bars. He stole from the private hospital, spending the.

In addition, Ng could have received up to 15 years in prison and fined for the charge of criminal breach of trust of an employee. Ng attempted to hide his actions by forging the signatures of patients affected on cash refund slips. These patients were chosen because he thought they would not return to Gleneagles Hospital as frequently as the local patients. He then modified the patientsโ€™ bills to allow for those amounts. Ng appeared in court for sentencing today, pleading guilty to one combined charge of criminal breach of trust by an employee, and eight charges for forgery. A former manager of Gleneagles Hospital in Singapore will spend the next couple of years behind bars.

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