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There's no reason for the doctor to involve any patients, other than to write their names down. These are fraud factories submitting thousands of templated clai
by fernmyth 2y ago
There's no reason for the doctor to involve any patients, other than to write their names down. These are fraud factories submitting thousands of templated claims per year.
- gruez 2y ago>There's no reason for the doctor to involve any patients, other than to write their names down. ...until the patient looks at his health insurance account and notices a charge that he doesn't recognize, or the insurance company decides to do a random audit of a claim.
- SpicyLemonZest 2y agoRight, it's true that insurance companies investigating and denying claims is a major constraint on claims fraud. That's why Medicare and Medicaid still deny a lot of claims (although not so many as UHC) despite being publicly run.