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Attorney general prosecutes Medicaid fraud

by Len Lazarick | July 25, 2010 | News | 0 |

About $16 million of the $26 million returned Medicaid funds were a direct result of investigations and prosecution by the Attorney General’s Office, said spokeswoman Raquel Guillory. Roughly half of that money was paid back in...

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