Would you expand on some of these emerging fraud schemes and how fraud and abuse has evolved?
A lot of it's basic--not basic for yesterday, but for tomorrow--information technology, the explosion is, and you're using those tools, are ...
And when people cheat, they're cheating everybody else, aren't they?
Unfortunately, House Republicans seem determined to undermine these efforts.
On average, every $1 that the Federal Government spent on these efforts returned $6.80 to the U.S. Treasury.
I want to thank you especially for calling this hearing to discuss how the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the DOJ fights ...
We in Congress have a responsibility to do whatever we can to prevent that from happening.
This is a success story we should be proud of.
I look forward to working with you.
It cannot be that a company sees healthcare fraud enforcement, law enforcement, imposing a fine as a cost of doing business.
The one thing everyone agrees on is that anti-fraud efforts have not begun to keep pace with the scope of the problem.