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Alabama company pays $153K to resolve alleged false claims to CT Medicaid program over kids with autism

Authorities said the result was Connecticut Medicaid paying claims that it would not have otherwise paid.

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Woman Sentenced to 3 Years in Federal Prison for Health Care Fraud Schemes

Vanessa Roberts Avery, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, announced that NICOLE STEINER, formerly known as Nicole Balkas, 33,

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CT woman gets prison for health care fraud She also has to pay back more than $500,000

Medicaid suffered a loss of more than $500,000 as “a result of Steiner’s admitted conduct,” authorities said.

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Woman Submits Several False Medicaid Claims in Connecticut – NBC Connecticut

A former Connecticut woman has been sentenced to three years in prison for submitting several false Medicaid claims. The State’s Attorney’s Office said.

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Prosecutor: Former CT woman pleads guilty — again — to health care fraud

A former Stratford woman faces up to 20 years in prison for committing health care fraud.

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