Trump officials withhold $1 billion in Medicaid funds from two states
Tuesday marked the second time Trump targeted the two states' Democratic governors — California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz — for alleged…
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Tuesday marked the second time Trump targeted the two states' Democratic governors — California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz — for alleged Medicaid fraud in their states, and continues. The Trump administration is pausing more than $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over alleged fraud concerns, officials announced Tuesday. Dan Brillman, who oversees Medicaid for the Trump administration, said the government had not released any of that money. “We hope to return funds as soon as they submit and figure out all the documentation,” he said at the news conference.
Furthermore, Federal officials described finding claims for care provided to Medicaid enrollees who were deceased as well as providers billing for an unusually high number of patients, a possible sign of fraudulent activity.
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Tuesday marked the second time Trump targeted the two states' Democratic governors — California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz — for alleged Medicaid fraud in their states, and continues
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The Trump administration is pausing more than $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over alleged fraud concerns, officials announced Tuesday.
according to The Hill — Just InTrump admin freezes over $1B in Medicaid funds for Minnesota, California.
according to The Hill — Just InDan Brillman, who oversees Medicaid for the Trump administration, said the government had not released any of that money. “We hope to return funds as soon as they submit and figure out all the documentation,” he said at the news conference.
according to The Boston GlobeFederal officials described finding claims for care provided to Medicaid enrollees who were deceased as well as providers billing for an unusually high number of patients, a possible sign of fraudulent activity.
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