A laboratory services corporation has settled for more than $200,000 after improperly billing the West Virginia Medicaid program, according to federal prosecutors. The Tennessee-based IntegraLabs is accused of breaking the law by repeatedly billing for unnecessary testing ordered by medical providers over the span of two years, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Northern District of West Virginia. The release said Integra is accused of submitting improper claims for specimen validity testing. A combined total of $208,624.40 will be paid to the United States and West Virginia.