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Compliance Director And Office Manager Of Substance Abuse Company Convicted In Scheme To Pay Medicaid Kickbacks To Patients
NEW BERN – Two former leaders of Life Touch LLC, a Kinston-based substance abuse treatment company, have pleaded guilty to their roles in a scheme to pay kickbacks to Medicaid patients. Keke Komeko Johnson, of Pikeville, the Compliance Director, and Francine Sims Super, of Kinston, an office manager, admitted to their roles in a scheme […]
Substance abuse company officials enter guilty pleas - The Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald
NEW BERN – Two former leaders of Life Touch LLC, a Kinston-based substance abuse treatment company, have pleaded guilty to their roles in a scheme to pay kickbacks to Medicaid patients. Keke Komeko Johnson, of Pikeville, the Compliance Director, and Francine Sims Super, of Kinston, an office manager, admitted to their roles in a scheme involving the payment of kickbacks to patients and tax violations “The U.S. Attorney’s Office and our federal a…
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