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>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
by 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.