Dr. Oz reportedly addressed the alleged hospice scam in Donald Trump's government in the recently released 27-minute documentary, War on Fraud. According to Fox News, Dr. Mehmet Oz mentioned that fraudsters and criminals didn't care about people. He alleged that they only wanted money, and to get it they would destroy health, put people's lives at risk, and break society's trust just to take away the money people earned by working hard. In the documentary, Dr. Oz said,"All these programs come back to one basic issue: Fraudsters and criminals don’t give a s--- about you. They want your money, and they will walk all over your health, sacrifice your life, and betray society’s trust to get your hard-earned money."War on Fraud showed Dr. Oz traveling across the country and highlighting suspected fraud schemes aimed at taxpayer-funded health care programs. The documentary also explained how the administration was working to punish those responsible and stop these schemes.Continue reading more about the story.Dr. Oz launched the 'War on Fraud' documentary to expose Medicare and Medicaid schemesDr. Mehmet Oz, who serves at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), released a 27-minute documentary, War on Fraud, exclusively on his official X account. The film exposed different fraud schemes that targeted health care programs funded by taxpayers, with special attention to Medicare and Medicaid abuse.The documentary showed Oz traveling across the nation to expose large-scale Medicare scams and suspected fraud in hospice care, and he claimed that organized crime groups were involved in health care funds. In the film, Dr. Oz revealed that all of these healthcare programs face the same core problem. Dr. Oz said,"All these programs come back to one basic issue."Oz mentioned that criminals and fraudsters didn't care about patients and alleged that they only wanted to take money from the patients.The story reflected the ground-level narrative in which the administration forced people to create medical savings accounts for themselves to receive healthcare treatment and services, even if the patient cannot afford to pay a yearly or monthly medical premium.The CMS had sent warning letters to more than 80 senior day care centers in New York City after a major federal investigation detected suspicious billing practices. The investigation was led by several agencies, like the FBI, the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG), and the New York Police Department (NYPD). Their operations took place in Queens, Staten Island, Brooklyn, and other parts of the city.The film also revealed that Dr. Oz had found clear irregularities at these facilities. Some centers billed Medicaid for high amounts even though attendance was low. In addition, wheelchair transportation charges appeared questionable. Seniors were sometimes allowed to enter without signing in. Attendance records didn't match the claims being submitted. In some cases, sign-in sheets contained entries dated for future days.War on Fraud: Dr. Mehmet Oz exposed a connection between healthcare and the Russian organized crime group View this post on Instagram Instagram PostWar on Fraud also pointed out hospice care as another major problem area. In Los Angeles, there were about 2,000 hospice providers. Dr. Mehmet Oz claimed that some of these operations were linked to a Russian organized crime group and said that patients who were not actually terminally ill were being wrongly declared as such and then pushed into hospice care under false information.According to Dr. Oz, these schemes reportedly allowed fraudulent operators to bill Medicare for hospice services. Meanwhile, patients might lose access to treatment for conditions that were labeled as terminal.Oz also mentioned that Minnesota's $250 million 'Feeding Our Future' scandal pushed the government to pay closer attention to large-scale fraud. He pointed out the case, which became a national headline in 2022 and has already led to several federal convictions.The White House Task Force on Fraud, led by Vice President JD Vance, had joined Dr. Oz in a media campaign that highlighted suspected claims. This effort was part of the administration's crackdown strategy on corruption that was funded by taxpayers.Read more: Seth Meyers mocked Donald Trump's White House helipad-waving moment.Follow Soap Central for more updates on entertainment.