Health care fraud whistleblowers could
make millions as Bessent cracks down on
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Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 3/29/2026 6:33:57 PM
Uncle Sam needs you to help crush the billion-dollar health care fraud gangs. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is launching a new program on Monday that will reward tipsters with up to 30% of fines imposed on criminals who are trying to bleed Medicare and Medicaid dry, The Post has learned. Scott Bessent, US Treasury Secretary, speaking at an event with the American flag in the background. And given that fraud of those two programs tops some $70 billion per year according to one estimate, whistleblowers could be in for some big payouts. The move comes after Bessent visited Minnesota in January, which had
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Health care fraud whistleblowers could
make millions as Bessent cracks down on
sprawling scams 12 replies
make millions as Bessent cracks down on
sprawling scams 12 replies
Uncle Sam needs you to help crush the billion-dollar health care fraud gangs.
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Scott Bessent, US Treasury Secretary, speaking at an event with the American flag in the background. And given that fraud of those two programs tops some $70 billion per year according to one estimate, whistleblowers could be in for some big payouts.
The move comes after Bessent visited Minnesota in January, which had
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