I summon NoCenteam
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@143 Like the poster below and all of us pointed out yesterday you're an id--t. We all know nobody obsessively watches for comments on here but you the stalker. I will keep backing up poster below as well as anybody and everybody else calling out your stupidity.
@143 you're not fooling anybody, everybody can see how you respond right away. Oh and everybody he tried to change his script after someone called him out on it. Let me go find that so you can all see.
Hey everybody scamming stalker below mass reported all comments calling out his idiocy. Scamming stalker doesn't even know how to try to pretend to be an employee, just like he doesn't know how to pretend to be " female " with his scamming ai " female " accounts
Quit your copied and pasted cr-p. We all know you're hoping they will get away with crime because you're the scamming stalker their stalker employee gave illegally obtained information to but keep being delusional because you're po----g yourself because they intervened in this lawsuit which means the feds will look at any and and every other complaint against them. Again your complete idiocy is showing,especially with your copy and pasted cr-p.
No matter how many times id--t goes and mass reports I will keep reposting
Yep. Centene will miraculously settle the whistleblower lawsuit out of court for a few million because when you’re committing fraud WITH the government, no one goes to jail. You seem to take offence to the way Centene skirts the law. I agree.
A little hint: The side that you trust in government (both) are responsible for helping create and profiting from this semi-legal for-profit insurance racket. Vote better and hold them accountable or STFU!
The vast majority of these federal fraud cases eventually end in a negotiated financial settlement with the DOJ.
Don’t be mad at me. Blame Centene and our crony-capitalist government who sat down with MFN over champagne and caviar and created this clusterfu-k.
No crony-capitalism at Centene? They walked away from all of this without a scratch:
Centene Corporation has reached legal settlements or set aside payouts for at least 20 to 22 states to resolve sweeping allegations that it overbilled state Medicaid programs.
The company denied any liability or wrongdoing but quietly established a $1.25 billion reserve fundspecifically to settle these prescription dr-g overcharging claims across its operating territories.
The Known State Breakdown
While several states settled via confidential agreements out of the public eye, details for the major public settlements include:
California: $215.4 million (The largest single state payout)
Texas: $165.6 million
Ohio: $88.3 million (The state that first uncovered the scheme and sued in 2021)
Illinois: $56.7 million
Mississippi: $55.5 million
Indiana: $66.5 million
Iowa: $44.4 million
Washington: $19 million
Kansas: $27.6 million
New Hampshire: $21.1 million
Oregon: $17 million
Massachusetts: $14 million
New Mexico: $13.7 million
Florida: $67 million (Settled later under heavy public scrutiny regarding where the payout funds were routed)
Arkansas: $1.2 million
Other Confirmed States: Payouts were also tracked or finalized in Nevada, Louisiana, Nebraska, and Virginia.
How the Overbilling Worked
The allegations centered on Centene’s role as a Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM). Acting as a middleman through its subsidiaries (like Envolve Pharmacy Solutions), Centene was accused of manipulating pharmacy data by:
- Hiding discounts: Pocketing massive dr-g manufacturer discounts and rebates instead of passing those savings along to state Medicaid programs.
- Inflating fees: Falsely inflating prescription dr-g dispensing fees and reporting exaggerated expenditures to the states to maximize taxpayer-funded reimbursements.
- The only fallout from these multi-state investigations, Centene officially announced it would exit the private pharmacy benefit management business entirely to focus purely on core insurance plans. Unbelievable!
@ww you all see how this id--t is still making sh up? Truly an id--t
@vs "Id--t" here. I prefer Dude or El Duderino, if you're not into the whole brevity thing. What’s your point? Are you really trying to defend Centene? The history books will not be kind to this chapter in time and Centene’s part in the downfall of the American working class. Buckle up buttercup because “This Aggression will not stand, man”.
Stalker is the ghost of MFN and....he's pi---d. 😊
You see how id--t is using another of his sock puppets/ multiple personas on here again, literally spewing sh about well sh he made up.
Hey everybody stalker got all his sock puppeting comments as well as those calling him out removed by mass reporting. Will keep exposing
@dj What does Compliance do at Centene?
Another epic failure by Centene compliance. The fun never ends.
@OP You rang? Looks like DOJ answered first. 😂
DOJ alleges compliance flagged invalid enrollments, leadership knew, and managers kept pushing them. More than 13,000 beneficiaries. Millions in Medicare payments. A sales contest with a $50 Visa gift card.
What??? A $50 gift card. Somebody gamified the compliance training’s examples. Ya can’t make this stuff up!
If proven, I look forward to the mandatory leadership module: “So You Ignored Compliance and Now the United States Is the Plaintiff.” Yeah, this one’s got a high likelihood of hurting a bit when they get to court.
Looks like they’ll have to dip into the money they must have set aside to pay fines and damages again. Not sure why it’s not just easier playing by the rules? 😀
Centene should be the first to go. Arrest all executives for fraud.
Good job folks. We can and will take is down from the inside.