Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announces creation of anti-gang network

Chris Carr

ATLANTA – Attorney General Chris Carr has announced that Averil Johnson, 45, of Lawrenceville, has been indicted in DeKalb County on 10 counts of felony Medicaid fraud and two counts of felony identity fraud. As the owner of his company, National Healthcare Center LLC, Johnson is alleged to have submitted fraudulent claims for genetic testing services his company did not provide and to have then retained payments for those claims.

“Georgia’s Medicaid Program is meant to care for our most vulnerable, and those who seek to abuse it will be held accountable for their actions,” Carr said in a news release. “We’re committed to putting a stop to Medicaid fraud in our state, and we will continue to protect taxpayer dollars no matter the amount.”

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