In a letter to legislative leaders last week, DHS said it will stop accepting new applications from Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) providers starting Jan. 1 for the next two years. A couple ...

Denigrating veterans by dismissing their medical conditions, including PTSD, takes the focus off the real problem: Veterans ...

Minnesota Dept. of Human Services’ effort to quash fraud led to new problem: Disabled Medicaid recipients allegedly aren’t ...

A Kent man faces criminal charges for fraudulently collecting thousands in disability benefits while continuing to race his BMX bike, and posting pictures of his exploits on Facebook. The Department ...

A Sylvan Lake physician has been charged with multiple counts alleging she filed fraudulent disability insurance claims, resulting in years of receiving fraudulent payments. Dr. Rainna Furnari Brazil, ...

In a letter to lawmakers on Monday, DHS explained that the 245D licensing moratorium will mean new licenses will not be issued, new license applications will not be accepted, new services will not be ...

Federal Cooperative Disability Investigations Program Establishes New Unit in North Carolina in Partnership with North Carolina Department of Insurance Criminal Investigations Division The North ...

A Florida woman has been arrested for allegedly collecting nearly $100,000 in disability payments Connecticut paid to her ...

WASHINGTON-- Today, Ways and Means Social Security Subcommittee Chairman Sam Johnson (R-TX) and Human Resources Subcommittee Chairman Charles Boustany (R-LA) introduced H.R. 2359, the Disability Fraud ...

The data has come from a series of national surveys and provides insights into the lives of those with a disability.

Fraud and overpayment risks in the $50 billion scheme can be reduced if a proposed payment system overhaul is implemented, ...