Hudson woman indicted for Medicaid fraud

[Disir]

Feb. 17—A Hudson woman has been indicted for Medicaid fraud after allegedly submitting false claims to steal thousands of dollars.

A Merrimack County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Stacey Hayes, 49, on charges of theft by deception, Medicaid fraud (false claims) and Medicaid fraud (false records), according to a news release from the Attorney General's Office.

Hudson woman indicted for Medicaid fraud

Feb. 17—A Hudson woman has been indicted for Medicaid fraud after allegedly submitting false claims to steal thousands of dollars. A Merrimack County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Stacey Hayes, 49, on charges of theft by deception, Medicaid fraud (false claims) and Medicaid fraud (false...

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It irritates me that this money is rarely returned in full by bigger operations and I'm guessing individually that it is even rarer that money is returned at all.

 

[Polishprince]

Feb. 17—A Hudson woman has been indicted for Medicaid fraud after allegedly submitting false claims to steal thousands of dollars.

A Merrimack County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Stacey Hayes, 49, on charges of theft by deception, Medicaid fraud (false claims) and Medicaid fraud (false records), according to a news release from the Attorney General's Office.

Hudson woman indicted for Medicaid fraud

Feb. 17—A Hudson woman has been indicted for Medicaid fraud after allegedly submitting false claims to steal thousands of dollars. A Merrimack County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Stacey Hayes, 49, on charges of theft by deception, Medicaid fraud (false claims) and Medicaid fraud (false...

news.yahoo.com

It irritates me that this money is rarely returned in full by bigger operations and I'm guessing individually that it is even rarer that money is returned at all.

The story here really doesn't indicate how much money the broad actually stole. It only indicates how much the fraudulent claims were, not how many of them were actually paid.

 

[DudleySmith]

Probably chicken feed compared to what the drug companies and giant HMOs steal in an hour.

 

[Disir]

The story here really doesn't indicate how much money the broad actually stole. It only indicates how much the fraudulent claims were, not how many of them were actually paid.

There is very little information on the amount or anything else.

 

[Concerned American]

There is very little information on the amount or anything else.

Maybe the vegetable can assign some of those 87K IRS agents to address welfare fraud.