When your matter turns on healthcare evidence.

What changes when we work the case:

• Evidence sourced and indexed to hold at trial. Citation-grade record, exhibit-ready, defensible at cross.
• Damages quantified with statistical rigor. Dollars at risk, dollars defensible, dollars owed-back — documented.
• Administrative appeals built to survive. Round-one work designed to close the matter, not invite the next round.
• Self-disclosure analysis with operational consequence. Decision framework supported by both legal and operational depth.
• Expert preparation that holds under deposition. Domain expertise with the credentials that matter.

Enforcement is at record scale: DOJ’s June 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown charged 324 defendants in connection with over $14.6 billion in intended loss, FY2024 set a qui tam record with 979 whistleblower suits, and HHS-OIG reported $7.13 billion in expected recoveries. Targeted Probe & Educate runs up to three rounds before referral for 100% prepayment review or extrapolation — and UPIC extrapolation turns claim samples into universe-wide demands.

For 2026 the ALJ amount-in-controversy threshold is $200 and judicial review $1,960 (Federal Register, Dec. 4, 2025). The appeal is winnable — but only with a record built to the contractor’s own criteria, level by level.

How quickly can you mobilize on an active matter?

Case file open within 48 hours. ALJ deadlines and appeal timelines are time-critical and we treat them that way.

Do you provide expert testimony?

Yes. PI license, Certified Fraud Examiner credentials, direct contractor experience. Expert preparation and on-the-stand work.

Can you work alongside our existing experts?

Yes. We work alongside in-house counsel, outside firms, and other experts. We bring healthcare operational depth that complements the rest of the matter team.

What does this cost?

Scoping memo in low five figures. Full case work scoped to scope. Expert services billed by retainer or matter, depending on the work.

Are you a law firm?

No. Precisian Group provides consulting, compliance, analytics, and investigative services. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Legal services described refer to litigation support and expert services delivered to attorneys and providers.