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CMS is rolling out an enhanced and accelerated Medicare Advantage contract auditing strategy to catch any cases of fraud, waste or abuse that have been hiding in the program for far too long. We are actively reviewing claims to ensure the government is being accurately billed for Medicare patient...

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Фото профиля WickedSmartOne
WickedSmartOne1 год назад

Now pass something that says that my insurance company doesn't have the right to tell my doctor what and how to treat me! If the doctor prescribes something the insurance should cover it! It should be between me and my doctor would I take and don't take and what treatments I get!

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Фото профиля PSmit20
PSmit201 год назад

So much unnecessary treatments & pharmaceuticals being subscribed. Hospitals are also keeping patients a day or two extra to get extra $$$. Lots of opportunities to catch fraud, waste & abuse.

Фото профиля Narayanachar S Murali
Narayanachar S Murali1 год назад

What are you going to do about "facilitated fraud" on taxpayers? 340B, PBMs playing with discounts, site of service differential? These need politicians to act

Фото профиля Bill Meyer
Bill Meyer1 год назад

good news!!!!!

Фото профиля Barbara Reier 🇺🇸
Barbara Reier 🇺🇸1 год назад

The Advanage Plans are a ripoff of the seniors and Medicare

Фото профиля Southern Gardener
Southern Gardener1 год назад

They're stealing from seniors as well. Why did they increase prescription drug deductible to $350? All companies did it, drugs go generic and they keep charging top tier giving the break to Walmart.

Фото профиля Summertime
Summertime1 год назад

Will this reduce our Medicare premiums?

Фото профиля Lance McNeill
Lance McNeill1 год назад

I noticed all of a sudden I’m seeing less MA plan denials for our clinic. I wonder if it’s because they know they’re about to be audited and want to clean things up

Фото профиля Brian James
Brian James1 год назад

Don’t forget to tell everyone how you are working behind the scenes to help remove 13.7 million Americans from Medicaid.

Фото профиля DE Booth
DE Booth1 год назад

Thank you.

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