Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Hotline
Physical Addresses:
Wisconsin Department of Justice
17 West Main Street
Madison, WI 53703
17 West Main Street
Madison, WI 53703
Mailing Addresses:
WISCONSIN CRIME ALERT NETWORK
17 WEST MAIN STREET
MADISON, WI 53703
17 WEST MAIN STREET
MADISON, WI 53703
Phone Numbers:
| Type | Phone Number | Extension | Notes |
|---|
| Hotline | (800) 488-3780 | Statewide hotline number at 1-800-488-3780 to report Medicaid fraud. |
Operating Agency:
In Charge:
Hours:
Call for details.
Eligibility:
None
Fees:
None
Intake Process:
Call to report suspected Medicaid Fraud
Program Licenses
Accessibility:
Not Applicable,
Languages:
English,
Website(s):
Email(s):
Keywords:
Fraud, Fraud, Medicaid/Medicare, Health Insurance, Fraud, Medicaid, Medicaid Fraud, Medical Assistance, T19,
Last Updated:
6/20/2025
Program Description:
Please use the statewide hotline number at 1-800-488-3780 to report Medicaid fraud.
The Department of Justice protects our State’s most vulnerable persons and works cooperatively with District Attorneys, County Sheriffs, and other law enforcement agencies across the State to investigate and prosecute criminal violations of: Medicaid provider fraud (Wis. Stat. § 946.91);
Abuse, neglect, and financial misappropriation from patients or residents residing in Medicaid funded facilities (Wis. Stat. §§ 940.285, 940.295);
Abuse and neglect of residents in board and care facilities such as nursing homes, community based residential facilities, and adult family homes;
Violations of criminal laws affecting the Medicaid program, including laws relating to fraud and the health, safety, and welfare of Medicaid recipients.
The Madison-based MFCEAU conducts Medicaid provider fraud and patient abuse and neglect investigations across the entire State of Wisconsin. This federally funded Unit has the resources and expertise to assist county and local law enforcement investigations and District Attorney prosecutions. MFCEAU works cooperatively with the Department of Health Services, the Department of Safety and Professional Services, and many other State and Federal Agencies.
Wisconsin law does not authorize the Attorney General and employees of the Department of Justice to provide legal advice to private individuals. If you need legal advice or representation you may want to contact a private attorney. The State Bar of Wisconsin Lawyer Referral and Information Service can help you determine if you need a lawyer, and how to proceed if you do. You can search for an attorney through the website, http://www.wisbar.org/forPublic/INeedaLawyer/Pages/LRIS.aspx or you can speak to a legal assistant by calling (800) 362-9082.
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