Search results with tag "Fraud and abuse"
Medicare Fraud & Abuse: Prevent, Detect, Report
www.cms.govMedicare fraud and abuse examples Overview of fraud and abuse laws Government agencies and partnerships dedicated to preventing, detecting, and fighting fraud and abuse Resources for reporting suspected fraud and abuse. Help Fight Fraud by Reporting It. The Office of Inspector General (OIG) Hotline accepts tips and complaints from
WISER/NAPSA SENIOR INANCIAL FRAUD AND ABUSE
www.napsa-now.orgEducation and awareness are two key strategies to preventing and responding to elder financial abuse. This brief describes some common types of financial fraud and abuse and provides resources to keep seniors from becoming victims. Elder financial fraud and abuse victimizes ... Investigates securities and investment fraud. 1-800-732-0330
Annual compliance training for providers
www.eyemedinfocus.comCompliance is the process of making sure your practice follows applicable laws, regulations, standards and ethical practices. A compliance program helps protect you and your practice against improper payments, fraud and abuse, and other potential liability areas. Simply put: The purpose is to protect your organization while you provide quality
What’s new for 2021 related to Medicare Compliance?
www.aetna.comWaste: To use, consume, spend, or expend thoughtlessly or carelessly. Abuse: Providing information or documentation for a health care claim in a mannerthat improperly uses program resources for personal gain or benefit, yet without enough evidence to prove criminal intent. Medicare Fraud and Abuse Laws: Federal laws governing Medicare fraud and ...
EXAMINING CLINICAL LABORATORY SERVICES
www.cms.govfraud and abuse in these services to reach the hundreds of millions of dollars. In addition, because claims for potentially fraudulent or abusive services can be made either by individuals or disseminated networks of providers and laboratories, fraud in this area can be particularly
The Department of Health and Human Services And The ...
www.oig.hhs.gov1, acting through the Inspector General, designed to coordinate federal, state and local law enforcement activities with respect to health care fraud and abuse. In its twenty-first year of operation, the Program’s continued success confirms the soundness of a collaborative