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Hooked, hoodwinked: Some drug rehabs in Florida aim for relapse and $$$
The Reflections treatment center looked like just the place for Michelle Holley’s youngest daughter to kick heroin. Instead, as with dozens …
Hooked, hoodwinked: Some drug rehabs in Florida aim for relapse and $$$
The Reflections treatment center looked like just the place for Michelle Holley’s youngest daughter to kick heroin. Instead, as with dozens of other addiction treatment centers in Florida, the owner was more interested in defrauding insurance companies by keeping his patients hooked, her family says.
Hooked, hoodwinked: Some drug rehabs in Florida aim for relapse and $$$
The Reflections treatment center looked like just the place for Michelle Holley’s youngest daughter to kick heroin. Instead, as with dozens of other addiction treatment centers in Florida, the owner was more interested in defrauding insurance companies by keeping his patients hooked, her family says.