Tag: Fraud Prevention

MTA Partners with Governor Hochul to Address High Car Insurance Rates

Governor Hochul and MTA tackle rising car insurance rates, proposing reforms to reduce fraudulent claims and save policyholders money.

Major Insurance Fraud Trial Shines Light on Staged Car Accidents

Explore the details of a significant trial spotlighting insurance fraud schemes involving staged car accidents, influencing state legislation and auto insurance rates.

Protecting Yourself from Contractor Fraud After Severe Weather

Learn how to protect yourself from contractor fraud after severe weather events. Understand insurance claims and vet your home repair services effectively.

Tennessee Warns Against Auto Scams: Protect Your Vehicle Sale

TDCI warns of rising auto scams. Learn tips to protect your vehicle sale and understand the implications on insurance policies.

Debate Over New York's Automobile Insurance Surcharge Allocation

Explore the debate surrounding New York's automobile insurance surcharge allocation and its impact on fraud prevention and premium costs for drivers.

Fraudulent Activities Affecting the Affordable Care Act: What You Need to Know

Discover the latest insights on fraudulent activities impacting the Affordable Care Act and how federal agencies are combating these issues to protect consumers.

Texas Man Sentenced for Major Medicare Fraud Scheme

A Texas man was sentenced for a $60 million Medicare fraud scheme involving durable medical equipment, highlighting the enforcement of healthcare regulations.

MaineCare Medicaid Program Response to CMS Investigation

MaineCare's response to CMS highlights strategies to combat fraud, ensuring compliance and integrity in Medicaid services. Discover the measures taken by Governor Mills and DHHS.

OMIG 2026 Work Plan: Enhancing Medicaid Oversight and Compliance

Explore the OMIG 2026 Work Plan focused on enhancing Medicaid compliance and oversight, using data analytics for fraud detection and provider engagement.

CMS Halts New Enrollments for Medical Supply Companies Under Medicare

CMS has introduced a moratorium on new DMEPOS enrollments to combat fraud in the Medicare program while safeguarding essential services for patients.