90% of Maine's Autism Support Services Lack Justification
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Federal investigators found widespread irregularities in Maine’s support services for adults with autism, with 90% of services billed lacking justification. CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz revealed these findings during a DOJ anti-fraud press conference, stating that programs designed to help disabled Americans have increasingly become vehicles for fraud. The Trump administration has been urging states to increase oversight of Medicaid autism services and examine the surge in spending on applied behavior analysis therapy.
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