Putting Patients First by Strengthening Provider Accountability in Feca Act
The House considered H.R. 8823, which amends the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act to let the Department of Labor suspend payments to medical providers convicted of fraud involving the program or similar federal or state health programs. Members from both parties spoke in support. Republicans said the bill protects taxpayer dollars and directs money to injured federal workers rather than fraudulent providers; Democrats said providers are the main source of fraud in the program, that current rules leave payments for pre-conviction claims going out, and that the bill targets bad actors without cutting benefits for injured workers. The bill was brought up under a suspension-of-the-rules motion led by Representative Walberg, and Representative Mackenzie noted he was leading the bill with Representative Omar.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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