Twelve health care providers have been suspended from California's workers' compensation program -- three for administrative reasons and the rest for fraud or criminal actions -- bringing the total this year to 85. Those recently suspended include Orange, Calif., resident Paul Randall, owner of Summit Medical Group, who pleaded guilty in 2012 to participating in a spinal surgery kickback scheme; Harold Persaud, a doctor in Westlake, Ohio, who was convicted in 2015 of health care fraud and money laundering; and Keith DeOrio, a provider in Santa Monica, Calif., whose license was revoked earlier this year after he repeatedly violated the Medical Practice Act.