This looks to be growing legs, so I lifted this article from the 4/4 daily thread:
FBI Busts $7.4 Million Hospice Fraud Scheme in Calif.https://www.newsmax.com/us/fbi-hospice-fraud/2026/04/03/id/1251754/The FBI arrested a married couple accused of fraudulently billing Medicare for $7.45 million while running a hospice with a survival rate reported to be more than 97% after five years, in what federal officials say is part of a broader crackdown on rampant healthcare fraud.
The early-morning Thursday raid in San Dimas, California, targeted Gladwin and Amelou Gill, who co-owned 626 Hospice, operating as St. Francis Palliative Care.
Authorities said the unusually high survival rate at the hospice — a major red flag given hospice patients are typically terminally ill — helped trigger the investigation.
A 97% "survival rate" is a massive red flag, and that it was over a 5 year period, yeah, fraud. A real hospice has very few patients, annually, who are discharged for no longer qualifying for hospice care.
