All 20 charged in the 77-count indictment were employees of Cleveland-based Eye for Change Youth and Family Services.
The charges brought against the individuals are conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud, healthcare fraud, making a false statement relating to healthcare matters, conspiracy to commit money laundering and money laundering. More than $2 million was siezed from the defendants during the execution of the warrant, the article said.
A jury trial is scheduled for Dec. 7.
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