The former executive director of a New York-based disabled center is being charged with embezzlement and defrauding $300,000 from Medicaid, according to a Times Union report.
Joseph Akumu ran Guest House Community Services, where he allegedly embezzled funds by aggregating Medicaid payments and other checks in a bank account and withdrawing money.
Mr. Akumu was also indicted for running a fake affiliate center in Maryland and billing for nonexistent employees in New York. From these ventures alone, he is accused of stealing approximately $300,000 from Medicaid.
Read the Times Union report on Mr. Joseph Akumu's alleged embezzlement and fraud.
Read other coverage about healthcare fraud in New York:
- New York Nurse and One Other Arrested for Medicaid Fraud
- New York Dentist Sentenced to 15 Months in Prison for Filing False Claims, False Tax Return
Joseph Akumu ran Guest House Community Services, where he allegedly embezzled funds by aggregating Medicaid payments and other checks in a bank account and withdrawing money.
Mr. Akumu was also indicted for running a fake affiliate center in Maryland and billing for nonexistent employees in New York. From these ventures alone, he is accused of stealing approximately $300,000 from Medicaid.
Read the Times Union report on Mr. Joseph Akumu's alleged embezzlement and fraud.
Read other coverage about healthcare fraud in New York:
- New York Nurse and One Other Arrested for Medicaid Fraud
- New York Dentist Sentenced to 15 Months in Prison for Filing False Claims, False Tax Return