Kennedy says Medicare spending on wound-care patches rose 6,900% to $14B, alleges kickback scheme

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Medicare spending on wound-care patches rose 6,900%, from $200M to $14B, calling it a major kickback scheme in which doctors share in the billing for elderly patients who did not need the treatment.

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Robert F. Kennedy JrMedicareUS Department of Health and Human Services

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