Maryland spent up to $7.5 million to keep dead residents healthy bi2131916 Rachel Baye Examiner Staff Writer Examiner Coverage More Maryland local news Maryland paid $147,000 to cover a resident's Medicaid expenses starting 11 months after that person died, according to a state audit released Wednesday. Although the person died October 2007, the state began paying a nursing home on behalf September 2008, and the payments continued December 2010 "when ..

Orioles uproot scouting department, add economic adviser bi2131916 Six pro scouts reassigned to amateur scouting; Loyola professor added to help evaluate players New Orioles executive vice president Dan Duquette's vision for the organization coming clearer focus, news of a de-emphasis on physical scouting at the professional level, more resources poured amateur scouting and the hiring of a Loyola University professor as an economic adviser to ..

BofA, Goldman, Bear Stearns, Deutsche Bank Court News bi2131916 Bank of America Corp. (BAC) pay a record $335 million to compensate Countrywide Financial Corp. borrowers who were charged more for home loans based on race and national origin

State to clean up social services departments, make child support system more bi2131916 Child support collection tactics Maryland are changing as government officials prepare to clean up social services s statewide..

Developer of Maryland housing office Prince George?s has financial troubles bi2131916 A developer who stands to gain millions by building headquarters for the state of Housing and Community Development Prince George?s County owes Maryland more than $124,000 back taxes, penalties and interest, according to state records. The Maryland comptroller?s office has filed several tax liens over the past seven years against Carl S. Williams for failing to pay state ..

Maryland abortion doctors charged murder bi2131916 BALTIMORE (Reuters) - Two doctors have been charged murder after an investigation a botched abortion uncovered 35 fetuses a Maryland clinic's freezer, authorities said on Friday, calling the case the first of kind the state. The doctors, Steven Chase Brigham, 55, and Nicola Irene Riley, 46, were arrested on fugitive warrants on Wednesday, police Elkton, Maryland said ..

Jurisdiction of the Year bi2131916 The Allegany County of Social Services congratulated upon being named Jurisdiction of the Year out of all 24 local s Maryland

Health department proposes abortion regulations bi2131916 State's first rules on 20-year-old law seek more oversight of surgical clinics In response to a botched abortion last year that led to a semiconscious teenager being transported to a hospital the back of a Chevy Malibu, the state health has proposed the first regulations on Maryland's nearly 20-year-old abortion law

Fraud hotline gives Maryland whistle blowers a place to call bi2131916 Tips to auditors force changes at state agencies It's just an ordinary phone, the hotline that tips the state of Maryland's bloodhounds that something's amiss one of the agencies. It isn't red, there are no special bells and whistles, but does get answered

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State may have paid benefits to the dead bi2131916 The Maryland government may have paid as much as $2.5 million medical expenses for more than 300 people who were already dead, according to a legislative audit released week. The audit found 323 instances state agencies paid benefits after the date people's deaths appeared on the Social Security Administration's death master file, some payments stretching for years after ..

State made $426,000 Medicaid payments for dead people bi2131916 Audit recommends using Social Security death records to help identify improper payments The state made $426,000 Medicaid payments for 10 people who were dead, and the numbers may reach the millions of dollars for more than 300 people, according to a state legislative audit released Wednesday

State made Medicaid payments for dead people bi2131916 Audit recommends using Social Security death records to help identify improper payments The state may have erroneously paid up to $2.5 million on health care through the Medicaid program for more than 300 low-income residents after they died, according to a state legislative audit released Wednesday

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