SelectQuote faces DOJ and class-action lawsuits over alleged deceptive Medicare Advantage sales practices, impacting stock prices and raising compliance concerns.
Krishna Gidwani pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a $4M Medicare fraud involving durable medical equipment. Part of DOJ's 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown.
The DOJ and HHS have reestablished the False Claims Act Working Group to heighten enforcement of healthcare fraud, focusing on Medicare, Medicaid, pricing, and EHR compliance risks.
The DOJ and HHS have established a joint False Claims Act Working Group to strengthen healthcare fraud investigations using advanced data analytics and interagency cooperation.
In July 2025, DOJ and HHS formed a joint Working Group to intensify False Claims Act enforcement, focusing on data-driven investigations and payment suspensions in healthcare fraud cases.
The DOJ and HHS reestablish the False Claims Act Working Group to enhance enforcement against healthcare fraud and abuse in federal programs, emphasizing compliance and whistleblower roles.
The DOJ and federal agencies announced the largest healthcare fraud crackdown in U.S. history, charging 324 defendants for $14.6 billion in false Medicare and Medicaid claims, signaling increased enforcement on healthcare compliance.
The DOJ arrested two West Covina women for a $4.8 million Medicare fraud scheme involving false hospice care claims. This case underscores challenges in hospice billing and Medicare oversight.
Updates on U.S. healthcare budget reconciliation delays, Medicaid policy debates, Medicare Advantage lawsuits, HHS budget for FY 2026, and new NIH research initiatives shaping insurance and healthcare regulation.
A Nigerian man pleaded guilty to charges related to a $10 million COVID-19 unemployment benefits fraud scheme involving multiple states and sophisticated identity theft and cryptocurrency tactics. DOJ enforcement and task force coordination highlight pandemic relief program vulnerabilities.
