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Paul Larrabee Quotes
«Two extra pills a month seems modest, but it adds up when you multiply it times the total number of medications received times the number of recipients. A snowflake grew into an iceberg. That's how it became a $2 million case.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«You can see from a case like this how the Medicaid system can have a substantial impact on county budgets.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«The facts will determine our next course of action. If there is evidence of criminal impropriety [by Nurses on Hand], it will be pursued.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«There are concerns all across the state that the public is getting what they pay for.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«The rest was old-fashioned shoe-leather and investigative technique.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«We have had a number of conversations regarding the scope of the letter and expect to be responding shortly.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«We don't get to vote on an override, nor do we get to veto. That is clearly the domain of the governor and the Legislature.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«We have not studied all of them. Many of them may be sound, while there may be others that merit override consideration.»
Author: Paul Larrabee
«This is a section of law and jurisdiction that continues to evolve, but because you have really three different services, it is not as clear as it could be.»
Author: Paul Larrabee