Trump announces rebates from alleged Affordable Care Act overcharges
President Donald Trump announced his administration will refund $500 million to people who were allegedly overcharged through the Affordable Care Act.
About 760,000 enrollees will be kicked off the Affordable Care Act insurance exchanges as part of a review by federal health officials and Vice President JD Vance’s anti-fraud task force.
Vance and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz on Sept. 22 announced subsidy payments will be canceled for these ACA signups they claim were fraudulent, improper or, in some cases, done with phantom enrollees.
Oz said the ACA signup purge involved individuals that often never filed a claim for a doctor’s visit, filled a…
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