A shocking investigation has uncovered the dark underbelly of New York's medical system, exposing a web of deceit and corruption in the city's senior centers. According to a bombshell report, these facilities are raking in millions from Medicaid, despite often having empty chairs and nonexistent patient care. The staggering figure of $100 million per year is a staggering indictment of the system's failures, with many centers allegedly inflating patient numbers and submitting false claims to line their pockets. As authorities scramble to get to the bottom of this scandal, questions are being raised about the accountability of New York's healthcare system and the vulnerable seniors it is meant to serve.
Inside New York’s medical fraud capital where often empty senior centers bill Medicaid $100M-a-year for patients New York Post
