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Trump’s DOJ accuses Medicare Advantage insurers of paying ‘kickbacks’ for primo customers
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** The Justice Department under Trump is accusing big Medicare Advantage insurers of shelling out "hundreds of millions in kickbacks" to brokerages—basically paying them to steer healthier (and cheaper-to-cover) customers their way. The insurers are pushing back hard, denying any wrongdoing.
What This Mean: ** If true, this isn’t just bureaucratic squabbling—it’s a scheme that could’ve jacked up costs for taxpayers while letting insurers cherry-pick low-risk patients. Medicare Advantage is huge, covering over half of all Medicare enrollees, so any shady dealings here ripple through the whole system. Whether it’s legal hardball or actual fraud, it’s a fight worth watching.

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