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Minnesota Autism Therapy Providers Charged in Medicaid Fraud Case
The Justice Department has announced charges against two autism therapy providers in Minnesota. The case involves allegations of significant Medicaid fraud. (sources: nytimes, nbcnews, thehill)
ModernAction Briefing
Two autism therapy providers in Minnesota face charges related to a $46 million Medicaid fraud scheme. A total of 15 individuals have been indicted in connection with the alleged fraud.
- The Justice Department alleges that the clinics used fake diagnoses and paid kickbacks to parents to enroll children in treatment.
- The investigation was conducted jointly by the Justice Department and the FBI.
- The total amount of alleged fraud in Minnesota is reported to be around $90 million.
Why it matters
The case highlights ongoing concerns about fraud in healthcare services and the impact on public resources.
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