Corporate Compliance
Our Corporate Compliance Program is committed to stopping fraud, abuse, and waste in the Medicaid program.
In 1985, Mercy Haven was founded in Bay Shore, Long Island, when Sisters Patricia Griffith and Kathleen Nolan, alongside a dedicated group of citizens, came together to prevent 116 residents of the Baybright Hotel from losing their homes. Recognizing the urgent need for stable housing, they established Mercy Haven—a nonprofit organization committed to providing safe, supportive housing for individuals living with mental illness.
What began as a grassroots effort has grown into a multifaceted community resource serving Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Today, Mercy Haven remains deeply embedded in the communities it serves, expanding its reach and impact while staying true to its founding mission of offering hope, stability, and opportunity to those in need.
Michael Arnold is our Director of Compliance. He coordinates the operation of the Compliance Program and is responsible for investigating any suspected problems reported in relation to the program.
The Director of Compliance can be contacted if ANYONE (staff, participants, board members, family members, etc.) suspects a problem in how services are delivered to participants, how services are billed to Medicaid, or how participants are being treated by staff.
Mercy Haven’s Director of Compliance, Michael Arnold, can be reached directly by calling Mercy Haven’s Main Office at (631) 277-8300, or by using the contact form below.