Autism care providers in the US support the Trump administration's efforts to stop Medicaid fraud. They think the fraud hurts taxpayers and children with autism who need these services.

A group of autism clinicians, therapists, and families are speaking out in support of the administration's efforts to stop Medicaid fraud.

The Autism Families Alliance is a group that helps Applied Behavior Analysis providers and families who need their services. They want to make sure every child and family can get good care without any problems.

Taylor Sanders from the Autism Families Alliance said, 'We believe every child should be able to talk, be independent, and live a full life.' She has seen children who couldn't talk before start speaking after therapy.

Dr. Oz said some states have made Medicaid fraud a normal thing.

Autism care providers support the Trump administration's efforts to stop Medicaid fraud.

Taylor Sanders said, 'President Trump is right, fraud is not acceptable and those who do it should be punished.'

The group thinks that every dollar stolen by fraud should have been used to help a child with autism.

The members of the group want to stop fraud, but they are also worried that the government's efforts might make it harder for legitimate providers to care for children with autism.

Some states are trying to watch autism services more closely.

The coalition wants policymakers to make sure that only fraudsters are removed from the system, not families who need care.

Taylor Sanders said, 'Families are worried that their children's care might be interrupted because of the government's response to these crimes.'

The coalition's views on the administration's fraud crackdown are similar to what Dr. Mehmet Oz said recently.

Dr. Oz warned all 50 governors about the billions of dollars lost to Medicaid fraud.

A coalition of autism clinicians, therapists, and families are speaking out in support of the administration's efforts to stop Medicaid fraud.

Dr. Oz said, 'The good news is that our biggest allies are the people who are doing things right.'

Dr. Oz said that people who are doing good work are frustrated with the fraudsters who are hurting them and stealing from them.

Rocio Berni's autistic child, Manny, has benefited from ABA therapy.

Rocio Berni said, 'Working with ABA therapy providers has been very helpful for my son.'

Rocio Berni said that her son is now able to approach other children and might be able to have basic conversations.

Kelsey Bennett from the Autism Families Alliance said that fraud has no place in healthcare.

Kelsey Bennett said, 'As a clinician, it's sad to see some people's bad actions hurting the reputation of good clinicians who help children with autism.'

The coalition's views on the administration's fraud crackdown are similar to what Dr. Mehmet Oz said.

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Kelsey Bennett said she supports holding fraudsters accountable, but they must be careful.

Kelsey Bennett said, 'We support efforts to stop fraud, but we must be careful not to create barriers for families who need care.'

Kelsey Bennett said that efforts to stop fraud must be targeted carefully so as not to hurt families who need care.

Kelsey Bennett said, 'Most ABA providers are committed to giving high-quality care with integrity.'