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The DOJ has initiated a crackdown on Medicaid fraud in Pennsylvania, leading to charges against nearly two dozen individuals. The operation has drawn comparisons to past fraud scandals in Minnesota. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has stated that the state is actively working to combat fraud, having charged 119 cases in 2024 and recovered over $11 million for taxpayers.
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The DOJ has initiated a crackdown on Medicaid fraud in Pennsylvania, leading to charges against nearly two dozen individuals. The operation has drawn comparisons to past fraud scandals in Minnesota. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has stated that the state is actively working to combat fraud, having charged 119 cases in 2024 and recovered over $11 million for taxpayers.
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