Ex-VA Employee Gets 16 Years For Home Health Care Fraud

By Daniel Wilson · June 12, 2020, 9:26 PM EDT

A Colorado federal judge sentenced a former Veterans Health Administration employee to 16 years in prison for creating a bogus home health care program to defraud the agency of nearly $19 million,...

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