CMS Cancels 315,000 Affordable Care Act Enrollments Amid Fraud Concerns
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Updated Sep 24
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What happened
CMS announced that it had canceled approximately 315,000 enrollments made through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace. These cancellations affect more than 760,000 individuals. The administration stated that the action is part of a broader campaign against fraud, waste, and abuse regarding taxpayer-funded healthcare spending.
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Why it matters
The cancellations relate to the management of subsidized healthcare plans under the ACA. The action could result in the return of roughly $2.2 billion in advance premium tax credits funded by taxpayers.
An entity involving ACA and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services manages subsidized healthcare plans under the ACA.
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