Wade Farraway

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  Wade A. Farraway, Utah Attorney General's Office, Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
  
  Wade A. Farraway is the Director of the Utah Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and Assistant Attorney General with the Utah Attorney General's Office.Mr. Farraway is responsible for the management of the Medicaid Fraud staff of auditors, investigators and support personnel, and the administration of investigations and prosecutions of health care fraud, patient abuse and exploitation.As an Assistant Attorney General, Mr. Farraway has also represented the State of Utah in criminal matters at the Insurance Fraud Division.Mr. Farraway is also cross-designated as a Special Assistant United States Attorney for the U.S. Attorney's Office.Mr. Farraway works closely with state and federal agencies, such as the FBI, U.S. Attorney's Office, Utah law enforcement agencies, the Office of Inspector General, and the Utah Department of Health.
  
  Previous to working with the Attorney General's Office, Mr. Farraway was a Deputy Washington County Attorney for nine years.He represented the State of Utah and Washington County in criminal, juvenile and civil matters.
  
  Mr. Farraway has been an instructor at the Dixie College Criminal Justice Program and the Weber State University Criminal Justice Program Peace Officer Standards and Training Program, teaching such subjects as juvenile law and procedure, criminal law, laws of evidence, liability of peace officers, Constitutional law and Bill of Rights.
  
  Mr. Farraway is a member of the Utah State Bar Association, the Uintah and Ouray Ute Indian Tribal Bar, Utah Financial Crimes Task Force, Elder Abuse Prevention Team and Utah Health Care Fraud Task Force.He is the Western Regional Representative, for the Executive Committee of the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units, and a member of the NAMFCU National Task Force on Patient Abuse and Training Committee.
  
  Mr. Farraway graduated from BYU with a B.A. in History and from the University of Tennessee College of Law with a J.D.

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  One benefit of the bill would be to take cheap chewing tobacco out of the hands of kids, said Wade Farraway, legislative affairs attorney for the Utah Attorney General's Office.At 49 cents, chew would be cheaper than a candy bar, he added. Although he voted in favor of the bill, Rep.
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  Wade Farraway, Utah Attorney General's Office

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  "This was an expensive lesson for HCA," said Wade Farraway, director of the Medicaid Fraud Unit at the Utah Attorney General's office.

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  Assistant Attorney General Wade Farraway hopes the stiff sentence will be a warning to others."Mr.
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  He violated that trust and deserved to go to prison," said Farraway.
  
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  This settlement should California paxil attorney serve as a warning california paxil attorney to anyone considering any scheme to defraud the Medicaid system, Wade Farraway, director of the attorney general's Medicaid Fraud Unit, said in a prepared statement.

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  Assistant Attorney General Wade Farraway hopes the stiff sentence will be a warning to others."Mr.
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  He violated that trust and deserved to go to prison," said Farraway.
  
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  They stopped in 2002, partly because of the cost, according to Wade Farraway, director of the Medicaid fraud control unit at the Utah Attorney General's office.
  
  Farraway and one of his investigators, Tad Purser, said the program did save money, but not millions "maybe" tens of thousands of dollars, Purser said.

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  Wade FarrawayDirector, MFCU

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  Wade Farraway, director of the Medicaid Fraud Unit at the Attorney General's Office, said the most recent settlement dealt with referrals from doctors and cost reports.
  
  "Basically, doctors would refer patients to HCA hospitals, then the hospital would give kickbacks to the doctors and charge the kickbacks to Medicaid," he said."They were putting taxpayer dollars into their corporate pockets."
  
  The recent payment brings the total settlement amount in Utah to $2,240,468.
  
  "My understanding is that with this settlement, this case is over in Utah," Farraway said.
  
  Calls to HCA's Nashville, Tenn. headquarters were not immediately returned Monday.
  
  Farraway said $459,660.89 -- slightly less than 54 percent of the recent settlement -- went into state coffers, while the remainder was returned to the federal government.The 2001 settlement was divided similarly.
  
  "The check got here last week, and we turned it over to the Health Department to reimburse Medicaid," he said.

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