New York’s mind-boggling $124 billion taxpayer-funded Medicaid program is riddled with fraud and waste, US regulator Dr.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jul. 9—Disabled New Yorkers who rely on the Medicaid-funded CDPAP program for home health care have won a victory in a settlement ...

New York drivers are accused of bilking up to $196 million from a badly managed Medicaid transportation program. A federal ...

Attorneys challenging the transition of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program are working with the state's lawyers to settle the monthslong dispute The state's transition of the popular ...

Taking advantage of a generous New York state program to aid his ailing mother, Ballal Hossain signed up a dozen family members to work as her caregivers. Over six years, they were paid $348,000 to ...

Established by the state in 1995, CDPAP gave family members of disabled individuals on Medicaid the opportunity to get paid to care for their homebound loved ones. The program serves 280,000 New ...

New York's 1199 SEIU union is benefiting from Gov. Kathy Hochul's revamp of the state's home care Medicaid program. 1199SEIU/ Twitter New York has been ground zero for one of the worst taxpayer abuses ...

New York lawmakers and advocates are pushing for transparency from Public Partnerships LLC, the company running the state's ...

Amid ongoing claims of mismanagement and missed payments by CDPAP home care workers, state officials and the program’s new administrators continued to defend themselves and offered little new ...