NEW YORK (1010 WINS) --CityMD is refunding more than 215,000 New Yorkers a total of nearly $7 million, canceling outstanding bills for another 87,000-plus people, and paying $95,000 in penalties ...

News that Walgreens quarterly loss was better than expected and pharmacy sales were rising bodes well for a turnaround under ...

CityMD will provide free coronavirus tests to uninsured New Yorkers as part of a partnership with the city aimed at getting tens of thousands of people tested every day, Mayor Bill de Blasio said ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – If you got a COVID-19 test from CityMD during the height of the pandemic, you might see a refund coming your way. Attorney General Leticia James announced that thousands of ...

CityMD also agreed to pay $95,000 in penalties to New York State. Consumer complaints to the attorney general's office led James to open an investigation into CityMD in October 2022.

CityMD patients have taken to Twitter this summer to decry the recent charges, some of which are for tests that took place as far back as 2020.

CityMD allegedly knowingly submitted payment for Covid-19 testing to the Uninsured Program for individuals who had health insurance coverage when CityMD administered those tests, the DOJ said.

CityMD, the urgent care chain that became a key proxy for the state’s Covid-19 testing apparatus during the height of the pandemic, agreed to repay millions of dollars to patients illegally ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – If you got a COVID-19 test from CityMD during the height of the pandemic, you might see a refund coming your way. Attorney General Leticia James announced that thousands of ...

When they called CityMD to dispute, they said they were put on hold. 7 On Your Side found the problem in the CityMD bills - they never charged for COVID tests, but they did charge for office visits.

CityMD denied the allegations in the suit at the time and it is not the only urgent care center that has faced DOJ action. Newsweek contacted Nesheiwat and the Trump team to comment on this story.

We spoke to people outside a CityMD near Union Square in New York City about why they use urgent care. “I had to speak in Pakistan, and on the way back I got really sick.