A decade ago, federal officials drafted a plan to discourage Medicare Advantage health insurers from overcharging the government by billions of dollars—only to abruptly back off amid an “uproar” from the industry, newly released court filings show.
Feds killed plan to curb Medicare Advantage overbilling after industry opposition
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