WNY doctor settles over $2M Medicaid fraud case
New York Attorney General announces a civil settlement with Dr. David B. DiMarco and related entities for illegal vein treatment billing. DiMarco will pay about $2 million to Medicaid and withdraw from New York Medicaid. Practices operate in Lakewood, Olean, and Ellicottville. Investigation covered 2015 to 2021 claims lacking adequate documentation of procedures or medical necessity.
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DiMarco Vein Centers
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DiMarco Wein Centers
New York
Lakewood
Olean
Ellicottville
Attorney General
Be a Light event promotes kindness at William Street School
Students and staff at William Street School lit hallways with glow sticks for a Be a Light event on December 21, 2022, learning the power of kindness and individual contributions. Principal Jacqueline Bull and organizer Alison Camp highlighted the value of positive friendships and community, with a multilingual video reinforcing unique student lights.
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Scholarships and redistricting hearings in New York
The Western New York Federation of Women’s Clubs offers a $1,000 scholarship for women over 25 enrolling in a two or four year college in fall 2023. Deadline April 1, 2023. Call 716-652-4067 or visit East Aurora Library for applications. The Independent Redistricting Commission schedules 12 hearings statewide with a Buffalo session January 9 at 5 PM. Submit comments at nyire.gov assembly plan and participate pages.
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New York
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Blizzard of '22 Cancels Bee Print Edition Unprecedented
The Bee, in Williamsville, halted all print editions on Dec 28 and 29 after the Blizzard of ’22. Offices at 5564 Main St. were inaccessible, forcing remote work and an online-only edition on publication days for Northtowns and Southtowns papers.
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