Bateses Face Massive Medicaid Fraud Charges | Anchorage News

Alaska authorities have indicted Kyle and Molly Bates, plus employee Peyton Love, in one of the state’s largest Medicaid fraud cases, accusing them of bilking nearly $14.7 million over five years through three unlicensed group homes. The indictment includes multiple felony charges — including scheme to defraud, medical assistance fraud, and impersonation — after prosecutors uncovered they operated without a certified administrator, forged signatures, and falsely used a former administrator’s identity. This isn’t their first run-in: earlier this year, they were linked to $1.8 million in fraudulent claims, with 79% deemed fake, prompting an arrest warrant due to flight risk concerns. Now, with new evidence showing they ran the homes illegally until November last year, the stakes are higher than ever.

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