That is why we introduced the Anti-Fraud Fund Act, which will empower the most comprehensive and aggressive healthcare fraud prevention and enforcement campaign in history.
I will work to pass the Anti-Fraud Fund Act to fund a prevention-first Medicare and Medicaid fraud enforcement campaign, using modern technology, investigators, reviewers, data analysts, prosecutors, and interagency coordination to prevent or recover fraudulent and improper payments.
Occurrences
That is why we introduced the Anti-Fraud Fund Act, which will empower the most comprehensive and aggressive healthcare fraud prevention and enforcement campaign in history. The bill marks a clean break from Washington’s failed “pay and chase” model.
Evidence
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GovInfo lists H.R. 9811 as introduced July 21, 2026 and referred to Ways and Means and Energy and Commerce; Jodey C. Arrington is a cosponsor.
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The House Budget Committee says Arrington and Blake Moore published a joint op-ed detailing how the Anti-Fraud Fund Act would strengthen Medicare and Medicaid fraud prevention and enforcement.
Assessments
Arrington materially attempted the promise during his federal House term by cosponsoring and publicly advocating the Anti-Fraud Fund Act of 2026, but the available official record shows H.R. 9811 was introduced and referred to the Ways and Means and Energy and Commerce committees, with no passage or enactment. Because the promised outcome was to work to pass the Act and fund the prevention-first Medicare and Medicaid fraud enforcement campaign, the legislative effort merits an effort badge, but the outcome has not been delivered.