John Derek Haines

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John Derek Haines, Forefather Of Addiction Canada Charged With Fraud For Hiring Fake Doctors
Most medical providers are law-abiding, who work hard towards achieving improvement in their patients' health. However, a few like John Haines, Forefather of Addiction Canada, want to illegally increase the size of their bank accounts. The most talk about fraud of the time came in to the media lime light when the Ontario Provincial Police charged John Haines, the owner of a renowned chain of addiction treatment centers with cheating patients of up to $6.1 million.
People choose addiction centers because these centers provide hope. It provides guidance and direction to help you get your life back on track from whence it has derailed. But, then these
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Following all the major charges against him, police served search warrants at all the three major facilities of the company, Addiction Canada/Vita Novus Treatment Centers in Caledon, Burk’s Falls, and at a house in Kleinberg. The search was also made at his Head Office in Aurora.
The health care profession is filled with sincere, principled, committed and dedicated individuals. But, like all industries, there are people like John Derek Haines who betray their profession and society. People who spend thousands on treatment felt cheated and demand authorities for well-regulated and strict industry norms and punishment for those who disobey these norms.
In his statement, OPP Detective Staff Sgt. Dorian Dwyer said that, “we are doing our best and that the search warrants served are in continuation of the ongoing investigation”. The fate of John Haines will be decided at the Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville. People demand, John Haines, one of the top-notch healthcare providers who is just interested in making money (out of illegal practices), needs to be put in

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