Attorney General Liz Murrill's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit arrested a Shreveport woman recently for providing medical services to patients without a license since at least 2019.

Initial contact in this case was made with the Shreveport Police Department’s Investigative Unit who had opened a complaint involving Letatia Vance-Norris, who was the owner and operator of Total Health Family Clinic.

Through cooperation with the Shreveport Police Department and the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office, the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) arrested Vance-Norris on April 15, 2026:

• Medicaid Fraud - 4 counts

MFCU Agents simultaneously executed search warrants at Total Health Family Clinic in Shreveport. Agents conducted interviews with numerous medical professionals and learned that Vance-Norris was providing medical services to patients with a suspended Physician Assistant’s license. Vance-Norris used billing information belonging to other Nurse Practitioners employed or previously employed in her clinic for patients they had not treated and without their knowledge to bill Medicaid for services she was providing without a license.

Vance-Norris has been excluded by HHS from participating in the Medicaid program since September 2022 and she has been excluded from the LA Medicaid program since October 2021. During the course of their investigation, MFCU agents learned that Vance-Norris has been seeing patients and providing services without a license since at least 2019.

Vance-Norris was booked in Caddo Parish then transported to the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison.

Attorney General Liz Murrill thanks the Shreveport Police Department and the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office for their help on this case. The Louisiana Department of Health also worked on securing termination letters for Vance and Total Health.

Vance-Norris' bond has been set at $10,000 per count, so $40,000 in total.

The investigation is ongoing.

*All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty.