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We in Southern Brooklyn are no strangers to healthcare fraud. We’ve got the Midwood couple that allegedly collected more than $108,000 in benefits, while living it up [/midwood-husband-and-wife-indicted-in-100k-welfare-fraud/] in lavish homes and luxury automobiles. We’ve got the Brighton Beach proctologist that billed for more procedures [/brighton-beach-proctologist-convicted-for-fraud/] than
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It’s really easy to joke about colonoscopies. Like the one about Johnnie Cochran’s first checkup, when, through clenched teeth, he reminded the doc that if the camera don’t fit, he must acquit. Or the guy who asked his doctor to provide a note for his wife making
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City & State’s morning newsletter, First Read [http://cityandstateny.com/2011/12/heard-around-town-dec-29-2011/], carried this little nugget: > The Bloomberg administration has been on a record-breaking streak this past few weeks. Last week, the mayor proudly welcomed the city’s 50 millionth tourist. On Tuesday, he trumpeted the dramatic