Indiana’s Medicaid program has lost millions of dollars in an alleged scheme involving home care services.
The non-profit organization provided funding to the government for maintenance, community support and unprecedented transportation, he says Indiana Attorney General’s Office.
Authorities have filed charges against six people connected to the Senior Home Care Agency, which operated out of a Mooresville location when it first started in Indianapolis.
One defendant faces 50 counts of fraud linked to a total loss of $10.9 million while the others face lesser charges and smaller amounts allegedly.
An anonymous proposal submitted to the Indiana Department of Health in April 2025 prompted the investigation into the agency’s payment and ownership practices.
Since 2021, the state’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has recovered more than $100 million through nearly 100 cases involving provider fraud.
The district operates with 75% federal funding and 25% state aid while working in partnership with other law enforcement agencies.
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