Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell. Courtesy photo Mental Health Centers Agree to Pay $940K for Allegations of False Claims for Services by Improperly Supervised Clinicians
"As we urgently address the mental and behavioral health crisis facing our state, our office will continue to enforce the highest possible standards of care among mental health providers to ensure vulnerable residents are receiving these critical health care services from trained professionals," said Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell.
February 17, 2023 at 12:12 PM
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Mental Health
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced a $940,000 settlement resolving allegations that Northeast Health Services caused fraudulent claims to be submitted to MassHealth by failing to ensure that certain clinicians received appropriate supervision from a licensed clinician.
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