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@theintercept.com

The report, which covers enforcement actions over a six-month period, highlights the obvious: Corporations are responsible for the vast majority of alleged fraud in the American health care system.

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@theintercept.com

One CEO ran a scheme to target Medicare beneficiaries with medically unnecessary medical devices. An insurance broker and marketing executive orchestrated an Affordable Care Act enrollment scam that preyed on vulnerable people experiencing homelessness and substance abuse.

@theintercept.com

While C-suite fraudsters are the stars of the congressional report and most credible research on the topic, immigrants are at the cynosure of the administration’s public fraud campaign. interc.pt/4fP0y7W

interc.ptCorporations, Not Immigrants, Are Responsible for Vast Majority of Healthcare Fraud, OIG Report ShowsTrump officials are focused on immigrants, but the Department of Health and Human Services report on healthcare fraud doesn’t even mention them.

andersripa.bsky.social

@andersripa.bsky.social

When will the rump stealing, cheating, grifting and lying end?

@rodgilbert.bsky.social

They could have just asked Senator Rick Scott

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@toddadam.bsky.social

Same energy.

@stonewiki.bsky.social

Maybe Sen Scott can head up a committee on it. He may have some inside information.

@itswitak.bsky.social

Water is also wet and the sky is blue

@alanpadres.bsky.social

The Question Maven

@kyannm.bsky.social

Just ask Senator Rick Scott, whose company bilked Medicare out of 1.2 billion dollars

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@goodsauce.bsky.social

And Floriduh voted for that ass.

spence16.bsky.social

@spence16.bsky.social

But, of course, we all knew that 😡

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@goddess-heidi.bsky.social

Can't say I'm surprised... like, AT ALL.