This legal document outlines the regulatory framework for identifying and punishing health care fraud within state and federal programs. It establishes formal definitions for key participants, such as providers, fiscal agents, and managed care organizations, while clarifying what constitutes a fraudulent claim. The text details specific criminal acts, including making false statements, misusing funds, and providing substandard medical products for profit. Punishment levels are determined by the total financial value of the fraud or the volume of deceptive claims submitted. Furthermore, the statutes allow for aggregated penalties and provide the attorney general with the authority to prosecute these crimes alongside local officials. Finally, individuals serving as high-ranking managers face enhanced criminal consequences if they orchestrate these illegal activities.