(Salem, OR) -- State Attorney General Dan Rayfield is announcing Medicaid fraud charges against three people. Rayfield announced the charges yesterday, on the same day as the U.S. Justice Department announced similar charges against 455 people. A Beaverton man is accused of housing assistance fraud, a woman in Corvallis is charged with Medicaid billing fraud, and a Tigard woman is charged with making personal purchased with a government credit card. Since 2010, Oregon's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has convicted 348 people, gotten nearly 15-million-dollars in criminal recoveries and 131-million-dollars in civil recoveries.