Concern over fraud causes Ontario to invest $90 million in new health cards.
O French - CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1995 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
In an attempt to stop fraudulent use of Ontario's health care system, the province will soon
begin issuing health-insurance cards containing the holder's photo. It is not known exactly …
begin issuing health-insurance cards containing the holder's photo. It is not known exactly …
Proposed card, intended to facilitate medical billing, record keeping, draws mixed reviews
P Cotton - JAMA, 1991 - jamanetwork.com
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS designed to cut health insurance red tape are, with caveats on
confidentiality, generally thought to be a good way to reduce costs and hassles for patients …
confidentiality, generally thought to be a good way to reduce costs and hassles for patients …
Smart Cards, Smarter Policy Medical Records, Privacy, and Health Care Reform
S Alpert - The Hastings Center Report, 1993 - JSTOR
Current law does not adequately protect patients' privacy or their medical records. Proposals
to computerize these records could further erode confidentiality unless new federal laws are …
to computerize these records could further erode confidentiality unless new federal laws are …
What providers need to know about the False Claims Act
RL Vogel - Healthcare Financial Management, 1996 - go.gale.com
The False Claims Act is a very effective tool for preventing fraud against the Federal
Treasury. Its qui tam provision rewards private citizens who report fraud, with a significant …
Treasury. Its qui tam provision rewards private citizens who report fraud, with a significant …
[BOOK][B] Discount medical cards: innovation or illusion?
M Kofman, J Libster, E Bangit - 2005 - search.issuelab.org
Discount medical cards have come under increasing scrutiny by regulators and law
enforcement officials as a result of mounting consumer-reported problems. For their study …
enforcement officials as a result of mounting consumer-reported problems. For their study …
" Bush" Does Not Spell" Relief" from Federal Investigations
JS Scott - Healthcare Financial Management, 2001 - go.gale.com
" There is no doubt that the government has gotten more aggressive in both civil and
criminal cases. There has been a huge run-up in convictions under various Federal laws." …
criminal cases. There has been a huge run-up in convictions under various Federal laws." …
Medical identification card..
WJ Johnson - Canadian Family Physician, 1980 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Portable Medical Identification Card Page 1 CFP is circulated to all 18,000 family doctors in
Canada, plus :libraries, overseas subscriptions and the press. A letter on these pages will reach …
Canada, plus :libraries, overseas subscriptions and the press. A letter on these pages will reach …
Health care fraud: types of providers involved in Medicare cases, and CMS efforts to reduce fraud
KM King - US Government Accountability Office website. gao. gov …, 2012 - ojp.gov
Since 1990, GAO has designated Medicare as a high-risk program because its complexity
and susceptibility to payment errors from various causes, added to its size, have made it …
and susceptibility to payment errors from various causes, added to its size, have made it …
Are you" red flag" ready?
J Rey - American Bankers Association. ABA Banking Journal, 2008 - search.proquest.com
Last October, six federal agencies issued final rules imposing anti-identity-theft requirements
on financial institutions, creditors, credit and debit card issuers, and users of consumer credit …
on financial institutions, creditors, credit and debit card issuers, and users of consumer credit …
Jury convicts two in Columbia fraud case.
M Taylor, D Bellandi, B Kirchheimer - Modern Healthcare, 1999 - europepmc.org
Nearly three years after the federal government began a criminal investigation of
Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. and its executives, a federal jury in Tampa, Fla., found …
Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. and its executives, a federal jury in Tampa, Fla., found …