Posted on 06/23/2026 10:04:28 PM PDT by know.your.why
Today we are here to announce the results of the 2026 National Healthcare Fraud takedown. This announcement marks the greatest combined federal and state effort in combating healthcare fraud in history.
When we talk about the team that's working on these cases, I want to give some context around that. There are nine healthcare fraud strike forces that have been part of this effort. 57 US attorney's offices, 41 state attorney general's offices—not red states, not blue states, but both—working together with the federal government, multiple law enforcement agencies, including inspector generals, some of the agencies that are here with me on this stage.
That's what we talk about when we say this is an all-government approach to combating fraud. It's not just the Department of Justice. It's not just HHS. It's all government, including working with our state and local partners.
Today, we are announcing federal and state charges, all of which were charged or unsealed at some point over the past two weeks, the past 14 days, coordinated nationwide action. Since June 8th, we've charged 455 defendants across 56 US attorney's offices and 45 US states and territories. As alleged in the various indictments, these individuals participated in healthcare fraud schemes involving over $6.5 billion in false claims submitted to Medicare, Medicaid, and other healthcare programs. The team around me will get into more specifics, but here are a few points that stand out. In one indictment, we're bringing charges against a corporate executive in Arizona in connection to over a $1 billion fraud involving unnecessary wound grafts. This alleged scheme costs Medicare over $1 million per patient. In total, our indictment charges 11 defendants for over $2 billion in fraudulent claims in connection to alleged wound care schemes.
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Good stuff! Hope they are just getting started and keep it coming. We need to see perp walks.
Doesn’t Jr. become Sr. when the dad dies? Just asking.
No. The senior and junior designations stay the same even after the senior dies. Those titles are important if you’re doing genealogy. Many names were used repeatedly over the years and titles can be very useful.
“ Hey wait a minute. Does that mean they’re all done for the year?”
Yep. They’re gonna stop now. That’s all there is there ain’t no more.
Geez, IQs have apparently taken a nose dive around here lately.
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I didn’t think I’d have to use a sarcasm tag but in this case I guess I should have.
And yet Tim Waltz gets of scot free.
The day ain’t over yet.
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