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Oz Discusses a $64 Million Brooklyn Medicaid Fraud Scheme on Fox News

September 12, 2026 · Fox News Clips · 0:06:59

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What happened

Mehmet Oz, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, discussed what Fox News described as a massive $64 million Medicaid fraud scheme in Brooklyn, New York, in a segment Fox News Clips published on September 12, 2026 under the headline “ADULT DAYCARE SCAM: Dr. Oz weighs in on million-dollar fraud.” Fox News’s description identifies the subject as the Brooklyn scheme and tags the segment to the Justice Department as well as to CMS, Medicare and Medicaid.

Why it matters

Case-by-case fraud enforcement is the operational core of the crackdown Oz has run at CMS since his April 2025 confirmation — the campaign this chronicle tracks through the June 25, 2026 national health-care fraud takedown announcement and the September 22, 2026 Vance–Oz enrollment announcement. A named-dollar, named-place scheme discussed by the Administrator himself is the campaign in its enforcement frame.

Scoreboard watch

This is a candidate item for the scoreboard: a named $64 million scheme, as characterized by Fox News, is the kind of figure the scoreboard checks against court and agency outcomes as the case develops.

Sources: Fox News Clips, “ADULT DAYCARE SCAM: Dr. Oz weighs in on million-dollar fraud,” published September 12, 2026 (embedded above). The $64 million figure and the Brooklyn scheme characterization are as stated by Fox News’s segment title and description.