$1.09 Trillion.
227 Million Claims.
We Read Every One.

An AI-powered investigation of the largest Medicaid dataset in HHS history, 2018–2024.

$1.09T

Total Medicaid spending analyzed — every dollar, every provider, every procedure code.

617,000

Billing providers examined across all 50 states and territories.

40,812

Anomalies detected by five independent analysis algorithms.

This is $1.09 trillion in Medicaid spending.

Every square represents roughly a billion dollars paid to healthcare providers through Medicaid between 2018 and 2024. It is the largest provider-level dataset HHS has ever released.

Five algorithms scanned every provider.

Ghost patients. Billing spikes. Code mills. Shell networks. Price anomalies. Each algorithm asks a different question about every provider's billing behavior. The red squares are where something looks wrong.

One facility billed 235 services per patient. The median is 3.

Starr's Watchful Eye, a 30-patient residential facility in Detroit, billed Medicaid at 79 times the national rate. That works out to 11 services per patient per day, every day, for four years.

Billing patterns shift overnight.

In October 2020, the same facility switched billing codes. Claims jumped from 563 to 4,903 per month. Same patients. Same address. Just a different code on the paperwork. Then in October 2024, it shifted again.

Networks of shell providers route billions.

Some billing entities route claims through hundreds or thousands of servicing providers. We mapped 7,357 networks. The largest connected a single billing entity to 5,715 providers.

552 banned providers billed $395.7 million anyway.

We cross-referenced every provider against the OIG exclusion list — a federal registry of individuals and entities barred from billing Medicaid. 552 matches. $395.7 million in claims after exclusion.

The data is public. The findings are verifiable.

Every number on this site can be checked against the original HHS dataset.