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Viral posts allege $27M California Medicare hospice fraud scheme
Social media accounts describe a foreign-born man accused of running fake hospice companies with mortuaries to bill Medicare for dead patients.
What to know
- Claims describe a $27 million Medicare fraud scheme allegedly run via fake hospice companies in California.
- The alleged scheme reportedly involved mortuaries supplying names of dead people to bill Medicare, at about $33,000 per fake patient.
- No named suspect, court records, or official law enforcement statement is included in the available material — the story rests entirely on viral social media posts.
Unnamed foreign-born man Alleged perpetrator of fraud scheme
The record 3 articles and posts · last 30 days
What people are saying 2 voices from 1 site · verbatim
- Aug 24
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🚨 $27 MILLION MEDICARE SCAM EXPOSED IN CALIFORNIA A foreign-born man in CA set up fake hospice companies—one even misspelled as "Holly Trinity" and teamed up with mortuaries to bill Medicare for dead patients. The details: · Stole $27 million · Billed $33,000 per "patient"
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WOW 🚨 Foreign born man in California caught setting up fraudulent hospice companies and working with mortuaries to get the names of dead people to bill Medicare - He stole $27 MILLION - California didn’t care he misspelled his hospice company names, one was spelled “Holly