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National Law Review
7/22/2026
AssuredPartners’ ACA Enrollment Fraud Targeting the Homeless

AssuredPartners’ ACA Enrollment Fraud Targeting the Homeless

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AssuredPartners agreed to pay over $135 million to settle False Claims Act allegations that its Florida subsidiary fraudulently enrolled homeless individuals in ineligible ACA plans, generating $141.5 million in improper federal subsidies. An anonymous whistleblower received $24.3 million from the civil recovery. The case highlights federal enforcement focus on ACA fraud targeting vulnerable populations.

  • •$135M+ settlement for fraudulent ACA enrollment of homeless individuals
  • •Scheme generated $141.5M in improper federal premium subsidies
  • •Anonymous whistleblower awarded $24.3M from civil recovery

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