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Are You Planning On Reporting A Medicare Or Medicaid Fraud?
by Brown LLC Whistleblower Law Firm,Class Actions and Injury LaHealthcare fraud whistleblowers are important for any country’s healthcare system and current, plus future patients. Whistleblower’s insider information, or what’s otherwise called ‘tip off’ helps prompt healthcare misconduct investigations under qui tam lawsuit that could eventually prevent healthcare fraud. Qui tam lawsuits are designed to return millions and billions of dollars to the state/federal government that, if not, would have vanished. Whistleblowers also play major roles in preventing detrimental practices that could endanger the lives or health of Medicare and Medicaid patients, including senior citizens, children, nursing home residents, dialysis patients, cancer patients, and many others. Moreover, qui tam lawsuits could prevent Medicare and Medicaid misconduct that filch money from various Medicare and Medicaid programs. By far, over 10,000 qui tam lawsuits have been filed bringing healthcare fraud to light. These cases of whistleblowing have helped the state/federal government recover several million that, if not, would have been disappeared. Billions more are recovered through criminal penalties by state/federal Medicaid programs as a result of whistleblower cases.
Whistleblowers who file qui tam lawsuits under the False Claims Act claiming Medicare and Medicaid fraud receive awards worth million under the whistleblower reward scheme. This law as well ensures whistleblower's job protection by offering recourse to those suffering job retaliation for their courageous action. Brown, LLC is the country’s one of top whistleblower law firms. For years, our healthcare fraud whistleblower attorneys have had unparalleled wins in Medicare and Medicaid whistleblower cases, both in qui tam cases and the total amount of money recovered.
If you have been carrying the knowledge of Medicare and Medicaid fraud for quite a time now, and are considering discussing with an experienced healthcare fraud whistleblower lawyer how to proceed, contact us at Brown, LLC. Brown, LLC has been working with whistleblowers from different divisions and departments on a contingency basis, meaning there will be no payment unless the government has recovered funds from the case and offers the whistleblower a significant reward.
Below are the most common types of Medicare and Medicaid fraud:
- Medicare advantage risk-advantage fraud
- Medical loss ratio fraud
- Medical equipment and implants
- Off-label marketing, kickbacks, and many other forms of fraud by the pharmaceutical companies
- Upcoding and unbundling
- Stark Law and Anti-Kickback violations
- Lack of medical necessity
- False certifications and information
- Electronic health record fraud
- Telemedicine fraud
- Kickbacks through physician speaker programs
For millions of U.S. citizens are insured with state or federal government funds, Medicare and Medicaid are areas prone to fraud. Medicare and Medicaid profits pay for the care of people. Government staff as well have their medical treatments paid for with government funds. Fraudulent allegations involving state or federal government Medicare and Medicaid schemes cost citizens of the nation billions of dollars every year and push healthcare expenses to shoot up. The False Claims Act is the central tool in recognizing and prosecuting healthcare fraud cases for the government funds under several government indentures, including Medicare and Medicaid. When millions of dollars in Medicare and Medicaid fraud cases get exposed through whistleblowing under the False Claims Act, it is believed that billions of dollars in more healthcare fraud remains concealed.
Brown, LLC is a USA-based whistleblower law firm dedicated to representing and protecting the whistleblowers’ rights who have been affected by organizational misconduct. Brown, LLC represents individuals, employees, whistleblowers, and even businesses across the country against corporate abuse. We have healthcare fraud whistleblower attorneys on our team, who will not only understand your case but also help you win the case if the evidence supports it.
Hence, if you are planning on reporting a Medicare or Medicaid fraud, consult our attorney first.
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