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Oak Park doctor William McMiller, owner of Dr Bill s Learning Center, found guilty of over $1 2 million in Medicaid fraud

Oak Park Doctor William McMiller was found guilty Medicaid fraud amounting to more than $1.2 million. He faces up to 80 years in prison.

Oak parkUnited statesJonise williamsMariom pintoWilliam mcmillerIllinois state police medicaid fraud control unitIllinois department of healthcareOffice of inspector generalDepartment of healthFamily services office of the inspectorHuman servicesLearning centerIllinoi medicaidIllinois departmentFamily services officeInspector general

Oak Park physician found guilty of defrauding over $1 2 million in Medicaid funds

William McMiller, 69, owner of Dr. Bill’s Learning Center, overbilled Medicaid for psychotherapy and medical services that were never provided.

United statesOak parkJonise williamsWilliam mcmillerMariom pintoFamily services office of the inspectorOffice of inspector generalIllinois department of healthcareIllinois state police medicaid fraud control unitDepartment of healthHuman servicesLearning centerIllinoi medicaidIllinois departmentFamily services officeInspector general

Fatal Failures: What Happened in the Final Hours of Ja Ceon Terry s Life

Fatal Failures: What Happened in the Final Hours of Ja’Ceon Terry’s Life. A report obtained by the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting from the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services offers new details into what happened at Brooklawn, a foster care facility.

United statesJefferson countyJaceon terryBashford manorDeborah francisAmanda whitlowFamily servicesLouisville metro police departmentOffice of the inspectorKentucky cabinet for healthKentucky centerCabinet for healthFamily services office of the inspectorJa ceon terryLaw officesInvestigative reporting

Fatal failures: What happened in the final hours of Ja Ceon Terry s life

A report obtained by the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting from the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services offers new details into what happened at Brooklawn, a foster care facility in Louisville, the day that 7-year-old Ja’Ceon Terry died last July.

Jefferson countyUnited statesJaceon terryDeborah francisBashford manorAmanda whitlowKentucky cabinet for healthLouisville metro police departmentOffice of the inspectorFamily servicesKentucky centerCabinet for healthFamily services office of the inspectorCeon terryInvestigative reportingKentucky cabinet

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