HHS has recovered $3.3 billion in fraudulent healthcare billing for the fiscal year 2014, according to a HealthcareDIVE report.
This recovery marks the third highest return since the anti-fraud program was developed, according to the report. More than $27.8 billion has been recovered since 1997.
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