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OPM Reports $500 Million in Fraud Savings Amid Improper Payments Discovery

OPM Reports $500 Million in Fraud Savings Amid Improper Payments Discovery

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ThreatCluster •November 12, 2026 at 23:45 UTC
  • •OPM reported over $500 million in savings from anti-fraud efforts in 2025.
  • •Approximately 50,000 deceased individuals were found still enrolled in the FEHB.
  • •Improper payments identified total $106.7 million, including $96.3 million after death.

The US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) announced over $500 million in savings from anti-fraud measures in the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) and Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) Programs for 2025. This includes $237.7 million from claims stopped before payment and $271.9 million in prevented losses due to policy changes. Additionally, OPM identified approximately 50,000 deceased individuals still listed in the FEHB, leading to $106.7 million in improper payments, including $96.3 million made after the date of death. OPM plans to further examine claims paid post-mortem. OPM Director Scott Kupor emphasized the importance of strong oversight and data sharing to combat fraud and protect taxpayer funds.

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2026-11-12
OPM announces fraud savings
OPM disclosed over $500 million in savings from anti-fraud measures in FEHB and PSHB for 2025.
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2026-11-12
Improper payments identified
OPM found $106.7 million in improper payments linked to deceased individuals in the FEHBP.
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How much was saved from fraud prevention?
OPM reported over $500 million in savings from anti-fraud measures for the year 2025.
What are the improper payments related to?
The improper payments total $106.7 million, primarily involving payments made after the date of death of enrollees.
What actions is OPM taking regarding deceased enrollee records?
OPM plans to further review claims that may have been paid after the date of death to reduce unnecessary costs.