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Medicaid fraud still a problem in Oklahoma

7/23/2020

As medical-welfare enrollment continues to grow, it’s imperative that the State of Oklahoma weed out fraud, whether stemming from providers or enrollees.

Earlier this month the DOJ announced an Oklahoma City-based specialty hospital and physician group will pay $72.3 million to resolve allegations under the False Claims Act and the Oklahoma Medicaid False Claims Act.

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Medicaid fraud still a problem in Oklahoma
by Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs - July 22, 2020 at 11:14AM

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