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What the DOJ’s record-breaking 2025 enforcements say about the future

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Kevin Kinsella

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With $5.7 billion in healthcare-related recoveries, expanding interagency collaboration, and a deep pipeline of whistleblower initiated cases, the DOJ’s FCA enforcement efforts show no signs of easing through 2026.

The Trump administration’s DOJ Health Care Fraud Unit once again dominated enforcement activity, accounting for $5.7 billion of the total amount recovered. These recoveries return funds to Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and other federal healthcare programs that serve millions of Americans, including service members and their families.

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