MassHealth

New federal rules expand SNAP and Medicaid work requirements, potentially impacting thousands in Massachusetts with benefit eligibility changes.

New Bedford man charged in federal benefit fraud scheme using stolen identities to steal $943K in SNAP, MassHealth and Social Security funds.

A New Bedford man and his lab must pay $830K in restitution after pleading guilty to MassHealth fraud involving illegal urine drug testing kickbacks.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is looking to add a new tax of up to $2 on prescription medications to offset costs to the MassHealth program.

The Massachusetts Attorney General's office has settled with a Rhode Island clinical laboratory over a purported kickback and false claims scheme that allegedly involved a laboratory in New Bedford.

A New Bedford-based clinical laboratory and one of its owners have been indicted for a range of criminal offenses relating to an alleged kickback and Medicaid fraud scheme involving drug tests at Massachusetts sober homes.

The 123-bed facility will care for patients who are sick but don't need hospitalization.

There are three certainties in our state: death, taxes, and seizure of a Medicaid recipient's home or assets when they die to pay outstanding medical bills.

Gov. Charlie Baker is proposing a 2.6 percent growth in state spending, filing a $40.905 billion budget for fiscal 2019 Wednesday that calls for changes at MassHealth and a tax on short-term housing rentals.

The U.S. Attorney's Office and the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office announced today that Dental Dreams, LLC, a national dental chain with locations in Massachusetts, has agreed to pay $1.375 million to resolve allegations that it improperly billed the Massachusetts Medicaid program (MassHealth) for unnecessary and unjustifiable dental procedures.