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New ACA Rules Target Fraud, Raise Concerns

Proposed measures aim to curb misuse but may affect access for eligible enrollees.

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Enrollment fraud has long plagued the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace, with the Trump administration proposing new regulations aimed at curbing it while acknowledging their potential to hinder eligible individuals' enrollment. Critics, like Matthew Fiedler from the Brookings Institution, argue that while reducing fraud is essential, the increased verification requirements could restrict access for valid applicants. Proposed changes include more stringent income verification and added scrutiny for agents. Despite mixed responses regarding the proposed rules, the administration is optimistic that current measures will alleviate fraud complaints and improve program integrity.

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New ACA Rules Target Fraud, Raise Concerns

  • by Julie Appleby

  • March 27, 2026

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