Indiana’s Medicaid program suffered a $10.9 million blow due to a fraudulent scheme tied to fabricated home care services. Authorities accuse six individuals linked to a for-profit agency of billing the state for services that never occurred, including attendant care, community support, and transportation.
Details of the Allegations
The charged parties operated under Senior Home Care Agency, which initially began in Indianapolis before moving to Mooresville. One defendant faces 50 counts of fraud related to the total $10.9 million loss. The other suspects have fewer charges involving smaller sums. The investigation started after an anonymous tip reached the Indiana Department of Health in April 2025, leading to a probe into the agency’s billing and ownership.
Ongoing Medicaid Fraud Investigations in Indiana
Since 2021, Indiana’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit recovered over $100 million from nearly 100 cases involving fraudulent providers. The unit is funded mostly by federal money with some state support and works alongside multiple law enforcement bodies to detect and prosecute scams within the Medicaid system.
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