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A California-based creditor said they agreed to purchase nearly $3M worth of tax receivables from ARC and its founder in February.

Founder and ex-CEO of Kentucky's Addiction Recovery Care owes more than $32 million to creditors, according to more than a half-dozen lawsuits alleging he repeatedly sold his company's tax credits and failed to repay them.

A judge has barred Tim Robinson from opening new bank accounts or liquidating any assets while he awaits trial.

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Tim Robinson, owner of what was once Kentucky’s largest addiction treatment provider, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of money laundering and wire fraud.

Kentucky's largest treatment provider, Addiction Recovery Care, said it has settled two major federal legal disputes that accused the company — and it's former CEO — of fraud , according to an ARC spokesperson.

The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed it has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with a Kentucky-based drug treatment provider to resolve allegations the company defrauded the state's Medicaid program.

The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed it has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with a Kentucky-based drug treatment provider to resolve allegations the company defrauded the state's Medicaid program.

In 2020 as Kentucky faced a spike of deadly overdoses, Gov. Andy Beshear set out to help more people access drug treatment by loosening Medicaid spending controls. But as the costs piled up, so did the warnings that the system was being abused.

As Kentucky faced an overdose spike in 2020, Beshear set out to help people access treatment by loosening Medicaid spending controls. As the costs piled up, so did the warnings.