law enforcement offices for admittedly using fraudulent expense reports to secure millions of dollars in Medicaid funds over nearly a decade. The civil settlement, announced Thursday by the Manhattan U. S. attorney's office, requires Poughkeepsie-based Maranatha Human Services Inc. to pay $340,000 to the federal government and $510,000 to the state of New York. The organization admitted to both offices' Medicaid fraud allegations and agreed to close its doors. Maranatha's founder and longtime CEO, Henry Alfonso Coley, previously inked his own $220,000 settlement to exit. . .
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