Ohio approves nearly billion dollar payment after court ruled state shortchanged nursing homes
Faber explains lax program controls allow ineligible recipients, including deceased individuals and multi-state enrollees, to exploit the system. He highlights over $455 million in benefits paid to ineligible recipients in 2020 alone, urging immediate action to prevent further taxpayer waste. Mike DeWine's desk, is intended to resolve a dispute over payments to skilled nursing facilities that dates back to the 2024-25 budget cycle."This is the most egregious thing we could have done to individuals that help our elderly live a quality, comfortable life," state Rep.
- ▪Faber explains lax program controls allow ineligible recipients, including deceased individuals and multi-state enrollees, to exploit the system.
- ▪He highlights over $455 million in benefits paid to ineligible recipients in 2020 alone, urging immediate action to prevent further taxpayer waste.
- ▪Mike DeWine's desk, is intended to resolve a dispute over payments to skilled nursing facilities that dates back to the 2024-25 budget cycle."This is the most egregious thing we could have done to individuals that help our elderly live a qu
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Ohio Ohio approves nearly billion dollar payment after court ruled state shortchanged nursing homes The package includes $310M in state funds and $565M in federal funding to resolve a dispute dating back to 2024-25 By Brittany Miller Fox News Published June 10, 2026 9:52pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Ohio auditor sounds alarm on billions in Medicaid fraud at Capitol Hill hearing Ohio State Auditor Keith Faber warns of billions lost in widespread Ohio Medicaid fraud during a Capitol Hill hearing. Faber explains lax program controls allow ineligible recipients, including deceased individuals and multi-state enrollees, to exploit the system.
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