”Massive fraud”... Elon Musk's ”DOGE” begins testing the US health insurance system

According to News 1, the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, is set to oversee the Medicare-Medicare Services Center, which manages health insurance in the US.
The Wall Street Journal and other US media reported on the 5th (local time) that the Central Mail System (CMS) is inspecting the payment system for "fraudulent and wasteful" elements.
According to reports, DOGE has been stationed at CMS this week to inspect the system's overall technical aspects and the principles of payment and disbursement. The organization and personnel structure are also being inspected.
CMS oversees Medicare, the health insurance program for seniors and people with disabilities, and the Medicaid program for low-income people. It also provides
It provides insurance to more than 140 million US citizens. Elon Musk quoted the WSJ report on his X (formerly Twitter) and said, "There's a big financial fraud happening here.
CMS made clear that it was ensuring DOGE adequate access to its proprietary systems and technology.
"We are looking to streamline our resources to better meet President Donald Trump's objectives," a CMS official said.
Meanwhile, it has been revealed that DOGE has accessed the CMS contract management system, which contains personal health information, and some have expressed their concerns about this.
Concerns were raised. DOGE, citing people working at CMS, explained that they did not access the database containing subscribers' personal information.
Elon Musk, who was appointed head of DOGE by President Donald Trump, said he would improve "inefficiencies" in various government departments.
Work is underway.