Hospice for Profit: Seth Gillman’s End-of-Life Scam is an investigative examination of how a for-profit hospice operation allegedly exploited Medicare’s end-of-life benefit by enrolling patients who were not terminally ill. Through regulatory scrutiny, internal accounts, and systemic analysis, the story traces how financial incentives, weak oversight, and pressure for growth turned hospice care from a safeguard for the dying into a lucrative numbers game. The series focuses on allegations surrounding businessman Seth Gillman, while placing the case within a broader national crisis affecting trust, ethics, and vulnerability at the end of life.
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