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Medicare Fraud Scheme in California Involves $3.5 Billion in False Hospice Claims
Federal officials estimate that Los Angeles County is responsible for $3.5 billion in fraudulent hospice claims, involving identity theft and unauthorized enrollments in hospice care. Victims, such as 71-year-old Linda Henry, have faced significant challenges in accessing necessary medical care due to these fraudulent activities. California has taken steps to address the issue, including revoking hospice licenses and tightening regulations.
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Fortuna Hospice Inc.
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Linda Henry
Bill Essayli
Sheila Clark
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Federal officials estimate that Los Angeles County is responsible for $3.5 billion in fraudulent hospice claims, involving identity theft and unauthorized enrollments in hospice care. Victims, such as 71-year-old Linda Henry, have faced significant challenges in accessing necessary medical care due to these fraudulent activities. California has taken steps to address the issue, including revoking hospice licenses and tightening regulations.
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