Finally, decisive action against waste and fraud! The Trump administration has delivered a major blow to scammers by shutting down 450 fraudulent hospice centers in Los Angeles, protecting taxpayer dollars and ensuring resources go to those who truly need end-of-life care. These

The claim that the Trump administration decisively shut down 450 fraudulent hospice centers in Los Angeles to protect taxpayer dollars and ensure proper end-of-life care is partially supported by available sources, though with important nuances. Multiple non-trusted sources report significant actions against hospice fraud, including license revocations and prosecutions, with numbers ranging from around 221 to 500 facilities or providers affected, sometimes regionally focused on California or Los Angeles. However, these sources are not from established trusted outlets, and some mention ongoing legal challenges or disputes over the administration’s role and credit for these actions. The exact figure of 450 centers specifically in Los Angeles is not consistently confirmed, and some sources suggest broader or different scopes of enforcement. Overall, while there is credible indication of substantial anti-fraud efforts during the Trump administration, the precise scale and exclusive attribution to that administration in Los Angeles hospice closures are somewhat overstated or lack independent verification.