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There’s One Big Flaw With The AG’s Track Record On Hawaii Medicaid Fraud
Hawaiʻi faces criticism for its handling of Medicaid fraud, with no convictions in four years. Attorney General Anne Lopez defends the state's efforts, highlighting $14 million in settlements. However, $13 million came from a single case that began over a...
Hawaiʻi faces criticism for its handling of Medicaid fraud, with no convictions in four years. Attorney General Anne Lopez defends the state's efforts, highlighting $14 million in settlements. However, $13 million came from a single case that began over a decade ago. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General has refused to recertify Hawaiʻi's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, citing ineffectiveness. This decision could impact nearly $3 million in annual funding. …
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