New regulations to crack down against Fraud health care

New regulations to crack down against Fraud health care -

Regulations were announced aimed at suppressing smuggling in Medicare and Medicaid. These regulations allow health officials to try to reduce the $ 55 billion which is paid annually in irregular payments.

The proposed rules are part of the reform of health care, because it extends health insurance coverage to millions of citizens by reducing the money on the fraud and waste in health care systems public and private health. New techniques to reduce fraud include the fingerprints of some operators of medical farms and stopping medical payments after credible allegations of fraud were made.

The director of AARP was satisfied with the rules as she said that members often see cases of fraud they "re charged for items they don" t have order, products that are never received, and services that were never rendered.

According to USA Today , the new rules are designed to:

• payments Halt when credible allegations of fraud are made
• status Stop Medicaid programs using health care providers who have been removed from Medicare or Medicaid
• Visit medical companies to make sure they 're legitimate
• medical providers rate by their potential risk of fraud. high-risk companies would be subject to criminal background checks and fingerprints.

law enforcement, health insurance companies and other government agencies praised the rules as they see them as a way to prevent fraud instead of paying false statements and prosecute people for returned payments.

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