Medicaid Fraud in Autism Therapy Boom
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Medicaid spending on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for autism has surged into billions, sparking fraud concerns. Republican-led states like Florida are prioritizing fraud enforcement, while debates in states like Georgia focus on reimbursement rates. The Trump administration is targeting fraud across federal programs, including Medicaid. High-profile cases in Minnesota involve alleged fraudulent diagnoses and billing for unnecessary services. CMS notes significant growth in Medicaid spending on ABA therapy and emphasizes the need for strong program integrity safeguards.
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