SIX CHARGED IN $600,000 HEALTHCARE FRAUD CONSPIRACY IN MAINE All six – plus Community Home Health Care, LLC – are…
SIX CHARGED IN $600,000 HEALTHCARE FRAUD CONSPIRACY IN MAINE All six – plus Community Home Health Care, LLC – are accused of defrauding MaineCare by billing for personal care services that were never provided, following an @HSINewEngland probe with its @HSTaskForce partners. Arrested were: • Noora Abd aka Um Mohammed • Faysal Kalayaf Manahe aka Abu Aziz • Adel Al Rashid aka Abu Ayman • Sura Almohammed aka Um Ayman • Ethar Alyaseen • Mohammed Alkhalaf aka Abu Stayf Abd and Manahe were also charged with obstructing a health care fraud investigation while Alkhalaf was also charged with making false statements.
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Community Home Healthcare LLC here on Main Street in South Portland, named in a federal indictment. Inside a nondescript office space, no sign of anyone here. Maine's U .S. attorney says the owner and five employees now under arrest. These individuals are accused of submitting fraudulent claims for personal care services they never provided to clients and then pocketing those payments for personal gain. the company was billing MaineCare, the state's program for Medicaid reimbursements, for services never rendered as far back as 2020. Federal prosecutors accused the six defendants of engaging in a conspiracy to defraud MaineCare out of $600 ,000. The feds say they raided homes in Biddeford and Augusta and charged the company owner, Nora Abt, and five others described as employees. You steal from our healthcare system. You steal from our health care system for your own financial gain, you too will be shut down and brought to justice. Eight investigates visited community home health care this past summer after the main Department of Health and Human Services suspended payments due to credible allegations of fraud. An employee told our Nora Hogan off -camera at the time that he was cutting final checks, saying the business had laid off 125 home health care aides and told 165 patients to find services elsewhere. and told 106... Today we asked federal officials, are there more people and agencies being investigated? How big is this? And again, because this is pending before the court, I don't want to answer specific questions about what the evidence needed. We called the number associated with community home health care today, and a woman who answered said, oh, you want to talk to the owner. I have no comment. Federal officials say all six defendants were due to be arraigned in federal court in Bangor later today. If convicted on these charges, they could spend 10 years in prison and face a quarter of a million dollar fine each. In South Portland, Jim Keithley for Maine's Total Coverage.
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“All six – plus Community Home Health Care, LLC – are accused of defrauding MaineCare by billing for personal care services that were never provided”
“Abd and Manahe were also charged with obstructing a health care fraud investigation while Alkhalaf was also charged with making false statements.”
“following an @HSINewEngland probe with its @HSTaskForce partners”
“the company was billing MaineCare, the state's program for Medicaid reimbursements, for services never rendered as far back as 2020.” (in the post's video)
“Federal prosecutors accused the six defendants of engaging in a conspiracy to defraud MaineCare out of $600,000.” (in the post's video)
“the main Department of Health and Human Services suspended payments due to credible allegations of fraud.” (in the post's video)
“The feds say they raided homes in Biddeford and Augusta and charged the company owner, Nora Abt, and five others described as employees.” (in the post's video)
“Community Home Healthcare LLC here on Main Street in South Portland” (in the post's video)
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SIX CHARGED IN $600,000 HEALTHCARE FRAUD CONSPIRACY IN MAINE All six – plus Community Home Health Care, LLC – are accused of defrauding MaineCare by billing for personal care services that were never provided, following an @HSINewEngland probe with its @HSTaskForce partners. Arrested were: • Noora Abd aka Um Mohammed • Faysal Kalayaf Manahe aka Abu Aziz • Adel Al Rashid aka Abu Ayman • Sura Almohammed aka Um Ayman • Ethar Alyaseen • Mohammed Alkhalaf aka Abu Stayf Abd and Manahe were also charged with obstructing a health care fraud investigation while Alkhalaf was also charged with making false statements.
Community Home Healthcare LLC here on Main Street in South Portland, named in a federal indictment. Inside a nondescript office space, no sign of anyone here. Maine's U .S. attorney says the owner and five employees now under arrest. These individuals are accused of submitting fraudulent claims for personal care services they never provided to clients and then pocketing those payments for personal gain. the company was billing MaineCare, the state's program for Medicaid reimbursements, for services never rendered as far back as 2020. Federal prosecutors accused the six defendants of engaging in a conspiracy to defraud MaineCare out of $600 ,000. The feds say they raided homes in Biddeford and Augusta and charged the company owner, Nora Abt, and five others described as employees. You steal from our healthcare system. You steal from our health care system for your own financial gain, you too will be shut down and brought to justice. Eight investigates visited community home health care this past summer after the main Department of Health and Human Services suspended payments due to credible allegations of fraud. An employee told our Nora Hogan off -camera at the time that he was cutting final checks, saying the business had laid off 125 home health care aides and told 165 patients to find services elsewhere. and told 106... Today we asked federal officials, are there more people and agencies being investigated? How big is this? And again, because this is pending before the court, I don't want to answer specific questions about what the evidence needed. We called the number associated with community home health care today, and a woman who answered said, oh, you want to talk to the owner. I have no comment. Federal officials say all six defendants were due to be arraigned in federal court in Bangor later today. If convicted on these charges, they could spend 10 years in prison and face a quarter of a million dollar fine each. In South Portland, Jim Keithley for Maine's Total Coverage.
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