State investigators raided a pair of New York City clinics Tuesday under suspicion that they were operating as so-called “Medicaid Mills.”
Search warrants were executed at a clinic in Harlem and another in the Bronx, according to the state Attorney General’s Office.
Investigators said that health care providers at both offices are suspected of talking patients into taking unnecessary tests so they could bill Medicaid for the procedures.
Investigators said that many of the doctors and nurses at the two facilities were not qualified to conduct some of the procedures.
It’s not clear if any arrests were made in the raids.
