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Eight Brooklyn Residents Charged in $68M Medicaid Fraud Scheme

Eight Brooklyn residents indicted for a $68 million Medicaid fraud scheme involving non-existent services at adult day care centers.

Eight charged in $68M medicaid fraud scheme involving Brooklyn adult day cares

A $68 million Medicaid fraud scheme exploited vulnerable populations through fake services and bribery, as detailed in a recent federal indictment.

Brooklyn-based eye doctor must pay $2.4M plus to resolve false-billing claims

Ophthalmologist and practice fined $2.4M for falsely billing Medicare and Medicaid.

Eight Brooklyn Residents Charged in $68M Medicaid Fraud Scheme

Eight Brooklyn residents indicted for a $68 million Medicaid fraud scheme involving non-existent services at adult day care centers.

Eight charged in $68M medicaid fraud scheme involving Brooklyn adult day cares

A $68 million Medicaid fraud scheme exploited vulnerable populations through fake services and bribery, as detailed in a recent federal indictment.

Brooklyn-based eye doctor must pay $2.4M plus to resolve false-billing claims

Ophthalmologist and practice fined $2.4M for falsely billing Medicare and Medicaid.
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Scammers ripped off NY's controversial Medicaid homecare program to the tune of $68M: feds

A Brooklyn-based scam led to the fraudulent collection of $68 million from Medicaid's homecare program, highlighting severe issues in oversight.

Ring of 8 Brooklynites charged in Medicare fraud scheme

Eight Brooklyn residents charged with defrauding Medicaid of $68 million through fictitious social service agencies.
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Two Brooklyn-based home care agencies agree to pay $7.5 million in unpaid pages to more than 25,000 employees: AG * Brooklyn Paper

Two Brooklyn health agencies settle for $17.25 million due to wage theft and Medicaid fraud allegations, protecting workers' rights and taxpayer interests.

2 Brooklyn Home Health Care Agencies Cheated Thousands of Workers

Settlement of $17.25 million for home care agencies cheating 25,000 workers out of wages demonstrates commitment to upholding workers' rights and Medicaid integrity.

Two Brooklyn-based home care agencies agree to pay $7.5 million in unpaid pages to more than 25,000 employees: AG * Brooklyn Paper

Two Brooklyn health agencies settle for $17.25 million due to wage theft and Medicaid fraud allegations, protecting workers' rights and taxpayer interests.

2 Brooklyn Home Health Care Agencies Cheated Thousands of Workers

Settlement of $17.25 million for home care agencies cheating 25,000 workers out of wages demonstrates commitment to upholding workers' rights and Medicaid integrity.
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Home health companies in Brooklyn to pay $17.25M for wage violations and fraud

Edison Home Health Care and Preferred Home Health Care settled allegations of Medicaid fraud and wage underpayment for $17.25 million to support home health aides.

Home Health Care agencies' settlement will compensate employees under Wage Parity Act

Edison and Preferred Home Health Care agencies settled for underpayment of aides, paying a total of $16.25 million.

Home health companies in Brooklyn to pay $17.25M for wage violations and fraud

Edison Home Health Care and Preferred Home Health Care settled allegations of Medicaid fraud and wage underpayment for $17.25 million to support home health aides.

Home Health Care agencies' settlement will compensate employees under Wage Parity Act

Edison and Preferred Home Health Care agencies settled for underpayment of aides, paying a total of $16.25 million.
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Managed care nonprofits must return $10M to federal and state Medicaid programs

Healthcare companies settled $10 million for Medicaid fraud in NY. RiverSpring never provided services to seniors but received millions in Medicaid payments.

Queens jury convicts Kings Park physician in kickback scheme

Dr. Payam Toobian has been found guilty of running a kickback scheme and defrauding Medicaid.
Toobian allegedly gave gift cards and cash to doctors in exchange for patient referrals and instructed employees to add unnecessary procedures to increase Medicaid payments.
Toobian's corporation, America's Imaging Center, oversaw Long Island Radiology Associates and Empire Imaging of Forest Hills.
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