Conn. Enters Joint State-Federal False Claims Act

CT 2026 Behavioral Health
OIG False Claims
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Conn. Enters Joint State-Federal False Claims Act — Settlement

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The state and federal governments have reached a joint settlement resolving allegations that a Waterford psychologist submitted false claims for behavioral health services she never provided to her Connecticut Medicaid patients, Attorney General George Jepsen and Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) Commissioner Roderick L. Bremby said today.

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Source: Conn. Enters Joint State-Federal False Claims Act Settlement with Waterford Behavioral Health Provider

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