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California's Medicaid program has faced criticism for its low referral rate of Medicaid fraud cases, with only about 300 out of over 700 credible allegations being forwarded for investigation in the past five years. Officials have acknowledged the need for improved oversight, particularly in light of significant fraudulent billing schemes identified in the state.
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California's Medicaid program has faced criticism for its low referral rate of Medicaid fraud cases, with only about 300 out of over 700 credible allegations being forwarded for investigation in the past five years. Officials have acknowledged the need for improved oversight, particularly in light of significant fraudulent billing schemes identified in the state.
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