T.I.M.E Org as well as Wellness RX Corporation the connection to Univec.
Wellness from David's statements, Time from Univec's primary officers. and the possibility of mental health clinics...
Fact T.I.M.E is under investigation, I believe Wellness is included.....
If the investigation is completed before March 4th, then we will have the information.
Overview: T.I.M.E. and Wellness RX Operations
Public registries show a high concentration of billing identifiers managed by a single individual. Lauren Herron (COO/VP) is the "Authorized Official" for approximately (9) active NPI numbers.
T.I.M.E. Organization (Nonprofit): Operates under multiple NPIs registered for "Community Health" and "Psychiatry" ECT
Wellness RX Corp (For-profit): Registered under separate NPIs (#1326605858 and #1841989969).
The Intersection: While these are separate legal entities, they share the same executive leadership. Under Maryland Medicaid rules, this creates a scenario where a patient could technically be billed for "Mental Health" services by the nonprofit and "Substance Abuse" services by the for-profit on the same day.
Medical facilities in Maryland must have a specific license from the Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) for every physical location where they provide care.
7310 Ritchie Hwy (Suite 100): The primary licensed site for T.I.M.E. Organization.
7310 Ritchie Hwy (Suite 512): The marketing address for Wellness RX Corp.
The Issue: Public OHCQ directories do not currently show an independent facility license for "Wellness RX Corp" at Suite 512.
If Wellness RX is billing for medical services from Suite 512 while the facility license is held by T.I.M.E. at a different suite, it appears to bypass the requirement that the billing entity and the licensed facility must match.
Individual financial pressure often correlates with organizational risk.
State Tax Liens: As of 2026, Lauren Herron has three active Maryland tax judgments totaling $95,064.11 (Case Nos: C-03-JG-23-007247, C-03-JG-24-008641, C-03-JG-25-007987).
While Maryland agencies have historically been slow to track personal debts of nonprofit officers, now current audits by the Baltimore Inspector General are specifically looking for "misuse of resources." A leader with $95k in personal debt managing a "billing web" between a nonprofit and a private company is a high-risk indicator for Private Inurement
Regulatory Risks
MAYBE Double Billing: Using different NPIs to charge for "Mental Health" and "SUD" services that are supposed to be bundled.
So for I have found "NO" permit.....Unlicensed Place of Service: Billing from Suite 512 without a verified OHCQ facility permit for that specific for-profit entity.
Commingling: T.I.M.E. (tax-exempt) possibility paying for the infrastructure that Wellness RX (for-profit) uses to generate private revenue.
The NPI "Overlaps": The OIG uses software to "overlay" the 10 NPIs tied to Lauren Herron. If the data shows that NPI-A (T.I.M.E.) and NPI-B (Wellness RX) are both billing for the same patient at the same time, the "Possibility" of fraud becomes a Statistically Significant Anomaly.
When Lauren Herron’s (9) NPI numbers submit claims, they must use one of these specific codes (11, 53, 57, 58) in Section 24b of the CMS-1500 form.
11) Office
53) Community Mental Health Center
57) Non-residential Substance Abuse Treatment Facility
58) Non-residential Opioid Treatment Facility
MAYBE Double-Dipping:
On the same day, Lauren can use one NPI to bill POS 53 (Mental Health) for T.I.M.E. and another NPI to bill POS 57 (Substance Abuse) for Wellness RX. This "stacks" the daily revenue for a single patient, which is strictly prohibited.
Her professional profile on Psychology Today recently displayed a "Verified" badge but then showed "Expired Licensed by State of Maryland / 15851."
Primary Source Verification: Under Maryland law, the Board of Social Work Examiners is the sole authority for verification. If the license is indeed expired, she cannot legally practice or—crucially—sign off on the clinical assessments required for T.I.M.E. or Wellness RX to bill Medicaid.
The State of Maryland has the authority to deny the renewal of a professional license if the holder has "delinquent tax liabilities."
NPI NUMBERS
Wellness from David's statements, Time from Univec's primary officers. and the possibility of mental health clinics...
Fact T.I.M.E is under investigation, I believe Wellness is included.....
If the investigation is completed before March 4th, then we will have the information.
Overview: T.I.M.E. and Wellness RX Operations
Public registries show a high concentration of billing identifiers managed by a single individual. Lauren Herron (COO/VP) is the "Authorized Official" for approximately (9) active NPI numbers.
T.I.M.E. Organization (Nonprofit): Operates under multiple NPIs registered for "Community Health" and "Psychiatry" ECT
Wellness RX Corp (For-profit): Registered under separate NPIs (#1326605858 and #1841989969).
The Intersection: While these are separate legal entities, they share the same executive leadership. Under Maryland Medicaid rules, this creates a scenario where a patient could technically be billed for "Mental Health" services by the nonprofit and "Substance Abuse" services by the for-profit on the same day.
Medical facilities in Maryland must have a specific license from the Office of Health Care Quality (OHCQ) for every physical location where they provide care.
7310 Ritchie Hwy (Suite 100): The primary licensed site for T.I.M.E. Organization.
7310 Ritchie Hwy (Suite 512): The marketing address for Wellness RX Corp.
The Issue: Public OHCQ directories do not currently show an independent facility license for "Wellness RX Corp" at Suite 512.
If Wellness RX is billing for medical services from Suite 512 while the facility license is held by T.I.M.E. at a different suite, it appears to bypass the requirement that the billing entity and the licensed facility must match.
Individual financial pressure often correlates with organizational risk.
State Tax Liens: As of 2026, Lauren Herron has three active Maryland tax judgments totaling $95,064.11 (Case Nos: C-03-JG-23-007247, C-03-JG-24-008641, C-03-JG-25-007987).
While Maryland agencies have historically been slow to track personal debts of nonprofit officers, now current audits by the Baltimore Inspector General are specifically looking for "misuse of resources." A leader with $95k in personal debt managing a "billing web" between a nonprofit and a private company is a high-risk indicator for Private Inurement
Regulatory Risks
MAYBE Double Billing: Using different NPIs to charge for "Mental Health" and "SUD" services that are supposed to be bundled.
So for I have found "NO" permit.....Unlicensed Place of Service: Billing from Suite 512 without a verified OHCQ facility permit for that specific for-profit entity.
Commingling: T.I.M.E. (tax-exempt) possibility paying for the infrastructure that Wellness RX (for-profit) uses to generate private revenue.
The NPI "Overlaps": The OIG uses software to "overlay" the 10 NPIs tied to Lauren Herron. If the data shows that NPI-A (T.I.M.E.) and NPI-B (Wellness RX) are both billing for the same patient at the same time, the "Possibility" of fraud becomes a Statistically Significant Anomaly.
When Lauren Herron’s (9) NPI numbers submit claims, they must use one of these specific codes (11, 53, 57, 58) in Section 24b of the CMS-1500 form.
11) Office
53) Community Mental Health Center
57) Non-residential Substance Abuse Treatment Facility
58) Non-residential Opioid Treatment Facility
MAYBE Double-Dipping:
On the same day, Lauren can use one NPI to bill POS 53 (Mental Health) for T.I.M.E. and another NPI to bill POS 57 (Substance Abuse) for Wellness RX. This "stacks" the daily revenue for a single patient, which is strictly prohibited.
Her professional profile on Psychology Today recently displayed a "Verified" badge but then showed "Expired Licensed by State of Maryland / 15851."
Primary Source Verification: Under Maryland law, the Board of Social Work Examiners is the sole authority for verification. If the license is indeed expired, she cannot legally practice or—crucially—sign off on the clinical assessments required for T.I.M.E. or Wellness RX to bill Medicaid.
The State of Maryland has the authority to deny the renewal of a professional license if the holder has "delinquent tax liabilities."
NPI NUMBERS
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