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West Virginia Reports Progress in Tackling Disability Fraud
Working in partnership with the Social Security Administration, West Virginia’s Cooperative Disability Investigations (CDI) Unit has achieved a reported another $2.24 million in savings through detection of fraudulent disability claims. This latest savings report, reflecting the second quarter 2019 activity, adds to the $18.5 million in savings since the 2015 inception of the program. Read the Beckley Register-Herald report here…
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