DOJ launches probe into Medicare billing practices at UnitedHealth, WSJ reports
- The Department of Justice has started a civil fraud investigation into UnitedHealth's Medicare billing practices, according to the Wall Street Journal.
- UnitedHealth's shares dropped nearly 12% following the news, reflecting investor concerns about how the probe may affect profitability.
- The investigation focuses on how UnitedHealth records diagnoses for extra payments within its Medicare Advantage plans, which cover over 7.8 million people.
- In addition, shares of other health insurers like Humana and CVS Health fell by three to four percent amid the increased scrutiny in the health insurance sector.
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