Woman Pleads Guilty In Methadone-Related Pill Mill Case
PITTSBURGH (AP) - A woman who ran a Pennsylvania methadone clinic raided by federal agents last year has pleaded guilty to operating a pill mill.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports 62-year-old Rosalind Sugarmann pleaded guilty Monday to illegal drug distribution and health care fraud.
She'll be sentenced in May.
Sugarmann headed the Addiction Specialists clinic in North Union Township.
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She was accused along with Dr. Dominic Dileo of distributing pain pills and other drugs that weren't for a legitimate medical purpose.
DiLeo, a cardiologist who had previously served federal prison time, pleaded guilty in July and is awaiting sentencing
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