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STAT+: DOJ, Elevance spar over access to top exec in Medicare Advantage fraud case

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The Department of Justice faces obstacles in accessing Peter Haytaian, a key Elevance Health executive, for deposition in a significant Medicare Advantage fraud case. This impedes legal progress and highlights tensions between regulatory bodies and healthcare corporations over access to critical information. The case continues to cast light on the regulatory challenges within the lucrative private Medicare sector.

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