BANGOR, Maine (WGME) — All six people arrested and charged in connection with an alleged yearslong MaineCare fraud scheme have been released without bail.
A federal judge made the decision in Bangor on Tuesday.
Investigators allege Community Home Health Care, its owner and five employees defrauded MaineCare by billing for personal care services that were never provided.
The indictment names Noora Abd, owner of Community Home Health Care in South Portland, and five employees: Faysal Kalayaf Manahe, Adel Al Rashid, Sura Almohammed, Ether Alyaseen and Mohammed Alkhalaf.
All six pleaded not guilty. Community Home Health Care LLC is also named as a defendant.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office has announced the arrests of six people in connection with a long-running healthcare fraud scheme by a home health care agency in South Portland. (WGME)
An attorney representing Manahe told CBS13 on Wednesday…
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