Two New York medical supply companies face allegations of fraudulent billing to Medicare and insurance agencies, with numerous consumer complaints reported to the BBB.

Explore how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act aims to enhance Obamacare's integrity by tightening enrollment periods and subsidy verifications to reduce fraud and save $106 billion in federal funds.

Intensified efforts to combat Medicare fraud improve detection and prevention, safeguarding U.S. healthcare insurers and ensuring compliance with federal regulations.

Ashley Barnhardt, a North Carolina insurance agent, faces 72 felony charges for using client identities to commit life insurance fraud, highlighting regulatory scrutiny and enforcement in the insurance sector.

Monica Sementilli received life without parole in California for orchestrating the murder of her husband, with digital evidence playing a key role in the conviction involving life insurance payouts.

North Carolina insurance agent charged with forgery and identity theft for manipulating life insurance policies to gain illicit commissions. Legal proceedings underway.

Alabama man convicted of attempted murder after poisoning wife, raising multiple life insurance policies. Case underscores insurance fraud and regulatory concerns.

The Decatur chiropractor trial reveals allegations of lead poisoning and suspicious life insurance policies exceeding $1M, highlighting complex intersections of health and insurance fraud.

Wyoming confronts a spike in fraudulent health insurance claims involving Native American enrollments under Blue Cross Blue Shield, prompting legislative and regulatory discussions on oversight and fraud prevention.

CLARA Analytics study reveals AI and machine learning enable detection of potential insurance fraud within two weeks of claim filing, improving early intervention in property and casualty claims.