(Portland, OR) -- Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield is touting the state's track record on fighting fraud in the Medicaid system. Senior staff members for Rayfield's office spoke up yesterday during Vice President J.D. Vance's roundtable discussion on the issue. Rayfield's office says its Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has secured 168 convictions and recovered over 58-million-dollars in stolen funds since 2021. Rayfield said his office will continue to hold anyone accountable who steals from Oregonians. The Fraud Control Unit has 20 employees including attorneys, investigators, auditors, data analysts and a nurse.