Maryland Senate President Ferguson highlights ‘hundreds of small cuts’ in state budget — and $111M to university system
A reduction in vacant or newly proposed government employee positions is likely to be “one of the biggest numbers” among $500 ...
Two convicted of fraud in $3.6 million Maryland Medicaid scheme in Anne Arundel court
Tasha Saunders and Robert Higgins pleaded guilty to two felonies after forging signatures and patient records for behavioral ...
The Baltimore Banner11d
A woman stole from Maryland’s system to treat poor patients — again. This time, it was millions.
A Maryland woman pleaded guilty to defrauding Medicaid of millions for mental health services she never provided.
WBAL-TV on MSN20h
AG: Baltimore assisted living facility owner sentenced 5 years for exploiting vulnerable adult
An owner of a Baltimore assisted living facility has been sentenced to five years after using a bank account of a patient in ...
WBAL-TV on MSN8d
Drastic cuts to core services on table as Maryland lawmakers seek to plug $3B budget hole
Drastic cuts to core services are on the table as Maryland state lawmakers scramble to plug a projected $3.3 billion hole in the state budget.
McKnight's Long-Term Care News1d
Dems want more, as providers begin preparing for Oz as CMS administrator
Nursing home operators are preparing in earnest for life with Mehmet Oz, MD, at the head of the Centers for Medicare & ...
Franklin County Free Press4d
Aqua Vision Care Settles for Over $143,000 in Medicaid Fraud Case
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced that Aqua Vision Care, LLC has agreed to a settlement of $143,336.00 following ...
McKnight's Senior Living2dOpinion
Talking but not saying much
There was no avoiding the proverbial elephant in the room, proposed cuts to Medicaid-program funding, at Dr. Oz's ...