A grand jury report says law enforcement and government regulators need new tools to effectively combat fraud within Pennsylvania’s sprawling Medicaid program. The report made public Monday says community based health-service programs can be “easily manipulated to facilitate fraud” because they lack supervision, training and oversight. The jurors say the person who provides a service should be named in requests for reimbursement and requests should include the time the service was provided.
Grand Jury Report Says New Tools Are Needed to Effectively Combat Fraud Within PA’s Medicaid Program
