California Hospice Leader Alleges Widespread Fraud
Sheila Clark, president of the California Hospice and Palliative Care Association, testified before Congress regarding industry-wide fraud. Clark cited failures by multiple regulatory agencies in vetting providers. These regulatory gaps reportedly put both patients and taxpayers at financial and physical risk. The testimony highlights systemic issues within the California hospice and palliative care sector.
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“A California hospice leader tells Congress that fraud is widespread in the industry. Sheila Clark, president of the California Hospice and Palliative Care Association, blames failures by several regulatory agencies for letting bad providers slip through the checks.”
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