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DOJ unveils charges for $6.5 billion in health fraud schemes

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June 23, 2026

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DOJ unveils charges for $6.5 billion in health fraud schemes

The Department of Justice (DOJ) unveiled on Tuesday charges against more than 450 defendants for alleged health care fraud totaling over 6.5 billion in false claims, as part of the Trump administration's heightened focus on stopping fraud. It was the second largest amount ever charged in a health care fraud operation, officials said. Charges were...

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