This year marked the third time that federal investigators have orchestrated a massive, coordinated fraud takedown, and each year it seems to get bigger in scale.
Perhaps the biggest healthcare fraud enforcement initiative of 2015 was the release of the Yates memo, which called for more individual accountability in both civil and criminal white-collar cases.
As 2016 comes to a close, it’s worth looking back at some of the healthcare fraud trends that emerged—or in some cases intensified—over the past 12 months.
The election of Donald Trump and a Republican sweep of Congress creates uncertainty about the future of healthcare fraud enforcement and prevention efforts.
The election of Donald Trump and a Republican sweep of Congress creates uncertainty about the future of healthcare fraud enforcement and prevention efforts.
The election of Donald Trump and a Republican sweep of Congress creates uncertainty about the future of healthcare fraud enforcement and prevention efforts.
The election of Donald Trump and a Republican sweep of Congress creates uncertainty about the future of healthcare fraud enforcement and prevention efforts.
