Medicare Fraud Prevention Week Emphasizes Beneficiary Vigilance
Medicare Fraud Prevention Week spotlights methods to reduce Medicare fraud and errors, with tips from the Senior Medicare Patrol to help beneficiaries monitor their claims effectively.
Medicare Fraud Prevention Week spotlights methods to reduce Medicare fraud and errors, with tips from the Senior Medicare Patrol to help beneficiaries monitor their claims effectively.
Medicare loses $60 billion annually to fraud, impacting beneficiaries' health and the program's finances. Senior Medicare Patrol leads prevention education during Medicare Fraud Prevention Week.
CMS reports $86B in improper payments, emphasizing payment integrity's role in preventing overpayments and improving healthcare claims accuracy.
A new analysis reveals extensive Medicaid spending waste tied to weakened eligibility verification rules since 2012 and estimates future improper payments could total $2 trillion. Legislative reforms aim to restore verification and reduce fraud without cutting care for eligible recipients.
CMS escalates Medicare Advantage audits targeting upcoding and overpayments; research shows benefits of closer heart failure patient monitoring to reduce rehospitalizations; federal probe into nursing home COVID policies; nursing home financial fraud uncovered.
Medicare phone scams are rising, with fraudsters posing as representatives to steal personal info. Learn how insurance professionals can help protect beneficiaries.
The Trump administration's new rule aims to reduce fraud and improper payments on Obamacare exchanges, potentially saving $150 billion and lowering premiums by over 5%.
The Social Security Administration enhances security and accessibility for telephone claims with new anti-fraud technology. Learn how this impacts beneficiaries and prevents fraud.