A California advocate warns of rampant hospice fraud after she was wrongly enrolled and locked out of Medicare benefits.

A $27.7M California hospice scam using data from dead people was exposed in a historic $6.5B nationwide healthcare fraud crackdown by the DOJ.

Federal authorities charged 10 Southern California defendants in healthcare fraud schemes involving nearly $270 million in fraudulent Medi-Cal claims.

A sweeping federal crackdown on health care fraud has led to arrests and charges across California, including a disturbing hospice scheme that allegedly used the identities of dead patients to bill ...

St. Rita's Home Health has billed Medicare and Medicaid more than $4 million since 2021, despite the location, at 6360 Van Nuys Blvd. is saying for rent in Van ...

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Gavin Newsom failed to protect California taxpayers from massive fraud, and now there’s a growing push for answers and accountability after widespread fraud was uncovered in the state’s hospice ...

Under CMS’s six-month moratorium on new enrollments, I have effectively been told to sit still, burn cash, and hope I survive long enough to eventually serve patients. That is not good policy. That is ...

California referred relatively few Medicaid fraud cases for criminal investigation in recent years, as the state has become a hot spot for healthcare fraud, rivaling other fraud-fraught jurisdictions.