Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says the suspects used inflated hours, bogus visits and other schemes to defraud the state.

Nine Medicaid providers are accused of stealing a combined $530,888 from the government health-care program for the needy, ...

Three Miami Valley Medicaid providers are facing fraud charges for allegedly stealing funds from the government healthcare program. According to indictments filed by Ohio ...

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Tiara Portis, 32, of Akron, is accused of inflating hours on the billing records and billing the program while traveling or when clients were unavailable. The loss totaled $36,380.

Two Cleveland-area Medicaid providers are among nine people indicted this month on charges of defrauding the program out of more than $530,000, according to the Ohio attorney general’s office. Alayjah ...

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A developer worked with Ohio's legislature to create a Medicaid-funded assisted-living program, and now multiple ...