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Republican-led House panel issues subpoenas to eight health insurers

Subpoenas demand documents on ACA premium subsidies after auditors found nearly two dozen nonexistent subsidized enrollees, amid rising insurance costs for millions, House Republicans said.

  • On Monday, House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan issued subpoenas to eight ACA insurers, including CVS Health and Kaiser Permanente, in a widening probe of potential premium-subsidy fraud.
  • Long ago, House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan requested documents after federal auditors found insurers obtained subsidized coverage for almost two dozen nonexistent individuals, but responses in December did not meet expectations.
  • The subpoenas request documents showing the number of enrollees receiving subsidies and the subsidy amounts between 2020 and 2025, with the eight insurers ordered to send them by Feb. 23.
  • CVS and Centene said they are cooperating, while other insurers did not immediately respond and the committee could not be reached.
  • On Monday, subpoenas came as millions of Americans face higher Obamacare costs after the expiration of special Covid-era tax credits.
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Axios broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.
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