Two Cleveland-area women are facing felony charges after prosecutors said they defrauded Ohio's Medicaid program.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says the suspects used inflated hours, bogus visits and other schemes to defraud the state.

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A new care facility is trying to reach segments of the population who miss out on health care because of extenuating life circumstances.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced Tuesday that nine people are facing charges for Medicaid fraud. Yost says four people from Northeast Ohio are among the accused.