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07/10/2026 | Press release | Archived content
Attorney General Jeff Jackson’s MID Data Mining Efforts Lead to $1.7 Million Medicaid Fraud Conviction
Attorney General Jeff Jackson's MID Data Mining Efforts Lead to $1.7 Million Medicaid Fraud Conviction
RALEIGH - In a two-year span, a Greensboro healthcare clinic owner submitted and was paid for $1.7 million in urine drug test claims to the Medicaid program. Her claims said that a nurse practitioner and a doctor ordered those tests, but they never did. The Medicaid Investigations Division (MID) found the fraud by flagging irregularities when they reviewed claims data. Now, she's pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud.
Action Details
- Date:July 10, 2026
- Agency:State of North Carolina
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Enforcement Types:
- State Enforcement Agencies
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