About Fraudit
Follow the money. Built on public data. Open to everyone.
Mission
Fraudit exists to make public healthcare spending data accessible and actionable. Every year, an estimated $100 billion+ in Medicare and Medicaid fraud goes undetected. The data to find it has always been public — scattered across CMS payment files, state registries, IRS 990s, and county assessor records. Fraudit assembles it into a single searchable platform with statistical risk scoring.
How It Works
Data Ingestion
We pull from CMS Medicare Part B/DMEPOS payment files, USASpending.gov, IRS 990 filings, state business registries, and county assessor records across all 50 states + DC.
Risk Scoring
Every provider is scored 0–100 based on statistical anomalies: billing outliers vs. peers, enrollment spikes, cross-owner entity links, license age vs. billing volume, and address verification flags.
Public Access
Anyone can search by provider name, address, city, state, or zip code. Every provider page is shareable with a permanent URL and auto-generated social card.
Community Tips
Anonymous tips on any provider feed back into the system as ground truth, improving scoring accuracy over time.
Data Sources
- ▸CMS Medicare Provider Utilization & Payment Data (Part B, DMEPOS)
- ▸USASpending.gov — federal contracts and grants
- ▸IRS Form 990 — tax-exempt organization filings
- ▸State business registries (Secretary of State filings)
- ▸County assessor / property records
All data is publicly available. Fraudit does not access any non-public or protected health information.
Important Disclaimer
Fraudit surfaces statistical anomalies — not proof of fraud, wrongdoing, or illegal activity. A high risk score means a provider's billing patterns deviate significantly from peers. All findings should be independently verified before publication or action. Fraudit is a research tool, not an enforcement instrument.
Get in Touch
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