Jay Jones
Attorney General of Virginia

Elder Abuse and Neglect

If you would like to report a suspected case of Medicaid fraud or have questions, please contact us at
804-371-0779 or 1-800-371-0824, email us at MFCU_mail@oag.state.va.us.
 

MFCU ElderSquad: Caregiver helping elderly woman with a meal.The Virginia MFCU investigates allegations of abuse or neglect of elderly and incapacitated adults receiving Medicaid benefits in the Commonwealth. As a result of a widespread networking effort including Adult Protective Services, local ombudsmen, law enforcement, and Commonwealth's Attorneys, collegial relationships have developed and referrals are arriving at a fast pace. These two Units strive to provide rapid response to referrals, effective investigations, and successful outcomes so that Virginia's vulnerable adults receive the highest quality of care possible in both home and institutional settings.

 

Signs of Elder Abuse and Neglect

  • Burns, welts, scratches, bruises, cuts
  • Fractures, dislocations, sprains
  • Restrained, tied to bed or chair
  • Mistrust of others
  • Unsanitary or unsafe housing
  • Inappropriate or inadequate clothing
  • Malnourished
  • Lacks needed supervision
  • Untreated medical condition
  • Lacks needed dentures, glasses, hearing aids or medication

 

Recent Press Releases

April 24, 2026
The Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation Fairfax Field Office has closed a 52-year-old homicide investigation.
April 24, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones this week continued taking action to defend the will of the voters of Virginia, connect with community leaders to advance fair housing, and return the OAG back to the people by showcasing the work of Black artists with Virginia ties into his office.
April 24, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones held a roundtable to advance fair housing for all in the Commonwealth on April 21, 2026, at the VCU Health Hub in Richmond’s East End.
April 23, 2026
Attorney General Jay Jones today made the following statement on the injunction issued by the Tazewell County Circuit Court in Republican National Committee v. Koski.