1. Insurers packed on diagnoses that made them more money.
2. Insurers sent nurses to find diagnoses that doctors hadn’t.
3. Insurers got paid to cover patients who were already getting their healthcare elsewhere.
4. Doctors who work for UnitedHealth generated billions of dollars in extra payments for their employer by adding more diagnoses.
5. Sicker patients who needed expensive treatments like nursing-home care left Medicare Advantage at high rates—suggesting that insurers may have been denying them costly coverage.
yotengodormir on
Mama mia!
quest814 on
They should include Senator Rick Scott on the investigation team. He knows a thing or two about Medicare fraud
Pressure_Chief on
Right after the CEO quit for “personal” reasons?
thepaddedroom on
Given the current stance of the executive branch on consumer protection and fraud, is there actually anybody left to investigate it in good faith?
No-You80 on
Man, I’m shock that a notoriously shady organization would be under investigation.
J-the-Kidder on
Newsflash, they are the worst of the worst with defrauding people for their bullshit service called „insurance.“ We pay, they deny. We appeal, we hear nothing back. We press on that the service is covered by a provider in network at a facility in network, they still deny. They are the biggest fraudster around.
alabasterskim on
While I don’t believe this admin will do it, imagine the one positive thing in these 4 years is putting UHC out of business.
Marvin_Frommars on
Sounds like someone needs to buy a meme coin ASAP.
AndreasDasos on
Isn’t this what was being reported around the same time as the shooting? So it’s finally official now? Or is this a separate set of fraud charges in the making?
ViolettaQueso on
Of course. Next up, murder of those they denied care to.
GreyBeardEng on
Don’t worry the donation to Trump will come here in the next few days.
Meta_Professor on
Under investigation by the current federal government? For what, treating a trans kid or paying for a woman’s ER visit after a bitched abortion? We know it’s certainly not going to be for all the evil shit they do.
This is an honest investigation that was started under the previous admin. Will the investigation be morphed into a ploy to gut Medicare?
GravityzCatz on
Good.
Erock787 on
Ya dont say…..!
Darrow_au_Lykos on
Guess we know the real reason why the new CEO resigned yesterday.
genericusername11101 on
yaaa and they made billions and will be fined millions. They are still far ahead. The penalty needs to be farrrr more than they made by breaking the rules. Otherwise the incentive is to continue this shit.
FreeNumber49 on
What took so long?
TomAto42nd on
Why would they investigate a company whose CEO was an innocent man?
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I thought they were the good guys. Said nobody.
You hear that? It’s the admins circling overhead swinging their ban hammers, waiting for someone to upvote this or mention a Nintendo character.
After a thorough investigation with particular scrutiny of a ginormous recent crypto purchase, the investigation was dropped.
This is the stellar company that the government chose to run employee health care. So proud to be an American during the time of grift and oligarchy.
looks like UnitedHealth might be in the market to Gift a Helicopter or a big Yacht to the DOD.
Do CVS/Caremark next.
Also see : „[How Health Insurers Racked Up Billions in Extra Payments From Medicare Advantage](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/insurance/how-health-insurers-racked-up-billions-in-extra-payments-from-medicare-advantage/ar-AA1wQmVM)“
1. Insurers packed on diagnoses that made them more money.
2. Insurers sent nurses to find diagnoses that doctors hadn’t.
3. Insurers got paid to cover patients who were already getting their healthcare elsewhere.
4. Doctors who work for UnitedHealth generated billions of dollars in extra payments for their employer by adding more diagnoses.
5. Sicker patients who needed expensive treatments like nursing-home care left Medicare Advantage at high rates—suggesting that insurers may have been denying them costly coverage.
Mama mia!
They should include Senator Rick Scott on the investigation team. He knows a thing or two about Medicare fraud
Right after the CEO quit for “personal” reasons?
Given the current stance of the executive branch on consumer protection and fraud, is there actually anybody left to investigate it in good faith?
Man, I’m shock that a notoriously shady organization would be under investigation.
Newsflash, they are the worst of the worst with defrauding people for their bullshit service called „insurance.“ We pay, they deny. We appeal, we hear nothing back. We press on that the service is covered by a provider in network at a facility in network, they still deny. They are the biggest fraudster around.
While I don’t believe this admin will do it, imagine the one positive thing in these 4 years is putting UHC out of business.
Sounds like someone needs to buy a meme coin ASAP.
Isn’t this what was being reported around the same time as the shooting? So it’s finally official now? Or is this a separate set of fraud charges in the making?
Of course. Next up, murder of those they denied care to.
Don’t worry the donation to Trump will come here in the next few days.
Under investigation by the current federal government? For what, treating a trans kid or paying for a woman’s ER visit after a bitched abortion? We know it’s certainly not going to be for all the evil shit they do.
[Trump Admin Orders FBI to Deprioritize White Collar Crime, Shift Focus to Immigration: Report](https://www.mediaite.com/crime/trump-admin-orders-fbi-to-deprioritize-white-collar-crime-shift-focus-to-immigration-report/)
This is an honest investigation that was started under the previous admin. Will the investigation be morphed into a ploy to gut Medicare?
Good.
Ya dont say…..!
Guess we know the real reason why the new CEO resigned yesterday.
yaaa and they made billions and will be fined millions. They are still far ahead. The penalty needs to be farrrr more than they made by breaking the rules. Otherwise the incentive is to continue this shit.
What took so long?
Why would they investigate a company whose CEO was an innocent man?