1/26/2012

Scams In The Medicare Industry

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By Theodore Keowaller


One of the biggest industries in the world is the healthcare industry. Due to this, there are numerous scams floating around. All of them derail our development, degrade our society and destroy the healthcare industry. Whenever you get a chance, you should try and report these scams to the appropriate authorities.

It is no surprise that the government itself asks you to report cases of frauds in the healthcare industry. There are government hotlines where you may report your findings, in depth. Each and every citizen of a country is responsible for the country's welfare and thus, you need to stand up and call out the scams that you come across.

To be able to report efficiently and to prevent false-alarms, there are processes in place. You also need to know what medicare frauds are - and the difference between medicare frauds and abuse - in order to report them properly. When you avail of healthcare services from any institution, make sure you look at the receipts and cross check the services mentioned with the services you actually got.

At any time, if you see behavior that seems to be fraudulent, you should contact the appropriate authorities. Do not contact the government directly though: do get in touch with the institution's management to ensure that it wasn't an oversight. Many times, there is an inadvertent error that creeps in because of someone's negligence. In such cases, it would be better to deal directly with the healthcare institution to solve your problem.

You just cannot afford to let your guard down in the present day and age. Even the smallest of errors may lead to gargantuan scams, on the larger scale. Do not shrug off small mistakes as innocuous. Do not pay extra because you can "afford to"; report scams if you find them - this will, if nothing else, save someone else's money.

Even if you live in a so-called 3rd world country, you may report frauds happening in the healthcare industry. Find out where you can do so: there have to be hotlines that you can dial. Each small step towards stopping frauds in the healthcare means more accessibility for those that are deprived of it.




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