How do fraudsters steal BILLIONS from the government every year?
It’s how the system is designed.
“You’re measuring success by the amount of money you put out,” complains fraud specialist @Andy_Mac601.
Bad incentives create bad results:
UCOWF Board of Directors had the privilege and pleasure of collaborating with Dan Boston, President of Health Policy Source at the 53rd UCOWF Conference in Pittsburgh, PA.
Gayle Gerdes, Vice-President of Health Policy Source, Inc. participating in a Town Hall Panel during the 53rd UCOWF Conference in Pittsburg, PA.
During the 53rd UCOWF Conference in Pittsburg, PA, Dan Boston, President of Health Policy Source, Inc. is with UCOWF President Keigh Miskie, UCOWF Vice-President Greg Matthews, Intergovernmental Co-Chair Andrew McClenahan, and Vice-President of Health Policy Source, Inc., Gayle Gerdes during her Town Hall Panel with Andrew McClenahan.
Mark your calendars! The 54th Annual UCOWF Conference will be held August 31 - September 2, 2027, at the Hilton Omaha in Omaha, NE. Registration opens January 1, 2027.
UCOWF invaded PNC Park. Thank you to the Pittsburgh Pirates for honoring UCOWF during their game against San Francisco Giants. on September 1, 2026.
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That's a wrap! The 53rd Annual UCOWF Conference is over. UCOWF thanks the staff at the Omni Hotel in Pittsburgh, PA for the amazing service we received and thank you to the UCOWF Conference Committee for putting together a wonderful Conference. See everyone at the 54th Annual UCOWF Conference in Omaha, NE!
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53rd Annual Awards Luncheon. This year Bradley Germann received the Dorothy Forney Memorial Award and Andrew Petitt received the Jack Heacock Distinguished Services Award.
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UCOWF had the honor of having Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Inspector General Michelle Henry be our keynote speaker at this year's conference.
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UCOWF recognizes and deeply appreciates the important work being undertaken by the White House Fraud Task Force to strengthen the integrity, accountability, and effectiveness of government assistance programs. We commend these continued efforts to identify and address fraud, waste, and abuse and to ensure that public resources are protected and appropriately directed to those who are eligible and in need.
UCOWF remains committed to supporting these efforts and looks forward to continuing our collaborative partnership in advancing effective strategies to prevent, detect, and combat fraud, waste, and abuse across government assistance programs. We value the opportunity to work alongside our federal partners in promoting program integrity, safeguarding taxpayer resources, and strengthening public trust in these vital programs.
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