Minnesota autism, disabled services providers among 15 charged with Medicaid fraud

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DOJ reveals criminal charges over $90 million in alleged Medicaid fraud in Minnesota.

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The Justice Department revealed criminal charges against 15 defendants over an alleged $90 million in Medicaid fraud in Minnesota.

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NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell reports.

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Minnesota autism, disabled services providers among 15 charged with Medicaid fraud.

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The Justice Department said the defendants defrauded Minnesota Medicaid and other programs of more than $90 million, and two of them billed for autism services that were never provided.

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A: The Justice Department revealed criminal charges against 15 defendants over an alleged $90 million in Medicaid fraud in Minnesota.

B: The Justice Department said the defendants defrauded Minnesota Medicaid and other programs of more than $90 million, and two of them billed for autism services that were never provided.