DOJ Sues NY Health Department and Vendor Over Alleged CDPAP Medicaid Scheme

The Justice Department filed a federal suit in the Eastern District of New York against New York's Department of Health, Medicaid Director Amir Bassiri, and Public Partnerships LLC, alleging a sham bidding process and misleading representations that allowed the vendor to collect millions in unauthorized profits from the state’s $10 billion CDPAP Medicaid home-care program. The suit seeks to halt further misrepresentations and unlawful charges and to safeguard federal funds, noting that the transition to a single intermediary disrupted patient care and inflated profits; CDPAP provides home care via lay caregivers to Medicaid patients with disabilities, with New York centralizing management in 2024.
- Department of Justice Files Suit to Stop Ongoing Medicaid Fraud Related to New York’s $10 Billion Home-Care Program Department of Justice (.gov)
- U.S. Sues N.Y. State Over Troubled $11 Billion Home Health Care Program The New York Times
- DOJ accuses New York of unlawful Medicaid home care ‘scheme’ Politico
- US Justice Department accuses New York state of letting fraud flourish in Medicaid program AP News
- New York State sued by Justice Department over CDPAP transition WRGB
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