Attorney General Complaints Allege Medicaid Fraud at Carlsbad
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Attorney General Complaints Allege Medicaid Fraud at Carlsbad — Criminal
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Carlsbad, NM - Attorney General Hector Balderas' office today charged four top personnel at Carlsbad Mental Health Center with Medicaid fraud and also brought charges against the center as a corporation. Criminal complaints against the four individuals - Michael Stoll, Noel Clark, Darrill Woodfield and John Bain - and the corporation were filed June 2, 2015, in Eddy County Magistrate Court. The corporation and each of the individuals was charged with eight counts of Medicaid fraud under the Medicaid Fraud Act, one count of conspiracy and one count of fraud involving non-Medicaid funds.
HHS Office of Inspector General
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