$98,000 Medicaid Fraud Settlement Reached with NC Nursing Home over Fake Nurse

‘Fake Nurse’ Worked 54 Shifts at Burlington Facility, State Says

Burlington, NC — A Burlington nursing home has agreed to pay nearly $100,000 to resolve allegations that it employed an unlicensed woman as a nurse and billed Medicaid for services she provided to residents. North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson announced Thursday that White Oak Manor of Burlington will pay $98,474 to the state, including $49,237 in Medicaid restitution. State officials said Nieasha Jones was hired despite having no nursi…

$98,000 Medicaid fraud settlement reached with NC nursing home over fake nurse

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson announced a nearly $100,000 Medicaid fraud settlement with a Triad nursing home on Thursday.

Burlington nursing home settles with North Carolina in fake nurse fraud case: AG

According to Attorney General Jeff Jackson, there was a settlement between the state and a Burlington nursing home after a woman worked there without a nursing license.

Attorney General Jeff Jackson Reaches $98,000 Medicaid Fraud Settlement Over Fake Nurse

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