House Oversight Report on Minnesota Medicaid Fraud — The Cost of Doing Nothing

Author: Minnesota Medicaid Transparency Project | Last updated: June 26, 2026

The U.S. House Oversight Committee's June 2026 staff report found up to $9 billion of Minnesota's $18 billion across 14 high-risk programs is suspected fraud, and singled out the EIDBI autism program — 41 to 328 providers and $20.4M to $342M in five years — as the clearest oversight failure. A reading of the report against the provider-level evidence on this site.

Part of the Minnesota Medicaid Transparency Project — an independent, data-driven investigation of $23 billion in annual Medicaid spending across 87 counties.