Fraud

House reps and healthcare leaders gave testimony on the new capabilities AI, and also biases they produce, during a Congressional hearing.

Last year, older Americans reported losing more than $1.6 billion to fraud. And increasingly, scammers are using artificial intelligence to make their schemes more effective.

Nurse fellowship program to develop long-term care nursing workforce … Most elder fraud scams due to personal data vulnerabilities … Senior living community faces license revocation over resident death...

CareTrust REIT moves forard with ‘foot on the gas’ … Assisted living community pays $59K in back wages, $7K in penalties for repeat wage violations … Coalition of business groups sues NLRB...

The Department of Justice brought almost 300 criminal and civil actions against more than 650 people who collectively stole more than $1.5 billion from more than 2.4 million older adults, including assisted...

DHS announces countries eligible for H-2A and H-2B visa programs … Assisted living residents, others, had $1.5 billion+ stolen in a year, DOJ says … Senators, attorneys general defend proposed staffing...

A former senior living executive, whose prison sentence for fraud was commuted by former President Trump as he left office, still must repay more than $74 million in restitution to his more than 1,400...

Tech scams are among the most common, and costliest, kinds of fraud seniors fall victim to, a new FTC report shows.

Older adults lost $1.6 billion to scams last year, according to an annual report published Wednesday by the Federal Trade Commission. That’s up from the previous year, which cost older adults $1 billion...

A senior living community bookkeeper has been accused of embezzling at least $1.5 million from her employer through unauthorized bank transfers.