Runaway applied behavior analysis spending exposes the moral hazard at the heart of Medicaid’s financing architecture.

Runaway applied behavior analysis spending exposes the moral hazard at the heart of Medicaid’s financing architecture.

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz said fraudsters in Minnesota bribed mothers roughly $1,500 per child to falsely claim their children were autistic, saddling the children with diagnoses they did not have.

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While money is pumped into state and local health departments to help counter the growing measles outbreaks across the country, experts say clear communication from top health leaders seems lacking and what has been said publicly may have hurt more than helped. The country has surpassed 4,000 measles cases and appears to have already doubled…