The lawsuit alleges systemic racial discrimination, negligence, and breaches of contract that have devastated Native American communities and the health care providers who serve them. The complaint details how state agencies unjustly targeted providers with baseless fraud accusations, denied payments, and revoked their ability to deliver critical services. Due to a scandal in which other providers in the program falsely promised sober living homes and other services to Native Americans, the lawsuit alleges, the Medicaid agency targeted the plaintiffs relying on unsubstantiated allegations of fraud in order to avoid embarrassment and protect its own reputation.
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Call us at or email us with the online form below The Maricopa County lawsuit includes the following allegations: The health care providers were unjustly targeted and accused of fraud. Arizona State agencies failed to conduct proper investigations into those allegations because they used unqualified staff to review claims.
The plaintiffs were targeted based on race, which resulted in a violation of their rights. The plaintiffs suffered professional and personal harm, including financial and reputation losses, due to the actions of the state and its agencies. Reason for Contact? How can we help you. I understand that I may receive a call even if my telephone number is listed on a Do Not Call list and that my consent is not a requirement of purchase.
