Two Georgia Medical Providers Indicted for Medicaid Fraud
March 28, 2008 - McDonough - Georgia Attorney General Thurbert Baker announced today that Henry County grand jury returned Medicaid Fraud charges against two suppliers access to Medicaid, under any circumstances. Tina Webster Fabayo-owns and operates mental health, two service companies, while the path and professional services of a youth centre, in Stockbridge, Georgia at the end of 2004 until 2007.
The indictment alleges that Medicaid sustained a loss of at least $ 2 million to Med-path, which is composed of a sample of fraudulent applications in the context of the number of providers, many health professionals for the mental health treatment and others. Webster’s Fabayo fraud claims contain a billing system for a wide range of services that were not provided to patients as “double billing Medicaid for services to young people who are paid by a contract with the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice.
The second indictment against the dentist was Tuan Q. Tong, the operation of a clinic, Great Smiles, McDonough, Georgia. The indictment alleges that Medicaid Tong deceived by more than $ 10,000 in a sample of fraudulent claims for dental services, including restorations that have not been provided and “up-coding” or billing for services has been more costly than anticipated, for a period from September 2005 During the month of January 2006.
In both cases, the fee for Medicaid fraud is a crime, with a potential of imprisonment of up to ten years and a fine of $ 10000 per count. Fabayo-Webster has two counts of Medicaid for the fight against fraud, and Tong, has been one count of Medicaid for the fight against fraud. Baker’s Office presented the case to the Henry County Grand Jury Thursday, March 27, 2008,
Both studies were conducted by the State Health Care Fraud Control Unit, working with the program of the Office for integrity Georgia Department of Community Health. The State Health Care Fraud Control Unit is a working group consisting of employees of the Attorney General’s Office, Department of Audit and Accounts and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Senior Assistant Attorney General Scott A. Smeal, the continuation of Webster-Fabayo Assistant Attorney General and Jorge Correa, the case is brought against Tong.
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