East End Urgent and Primary Care

Riverhead physician assistant Michael Troyan, who is accused of being the ring-leader in a $1.8 million oxycodone scheme with 20 dealers has been released on a bond that included the deed to his father's waterfront home, after a hearing in federal court this morning.

Michael Troyan, a physician assistant who operates East End Urgent and Primary Care, was caught on video writing fake prescriptions and collecting cash, according to police.