Assistant AG McDonald on Fraudster Busted in $1B Medicare Scam: The Fed Gov’t Needs To Be ‘Laser Focused’ on Fraud

RUSH EXCERPT:McDONALDS: "This case really demonstrates the need for the federal government to be laser focused on the fraud that is pervasive across our country. What this case involved was a series of sophisticated fraudsters who teamed together to pray on the elderly, the sick and vulnerable in the United States. Utilizing call centers in the phillipines, using using telemarketing campaigns to call Medicare beneficiaries it to then ask them whether they had certain health problems that might require certain certain medical equipment. When these individuals with then respond to those tell marketing campaigns, they would actually call a call center in the phillipines, where these individuals in the Philippines were part of this scam. To then ask the elderly. Does your knee hurt? You have wrist pain and, and when in in the natural course, these individuals, these victims would say. Yes, they would get funneled from there to certain telemedicine providers were also in on the sham, and they were signing fake prescriptions and fake orders to then be able to order durable medical equipment and then build the taxpayer for it"

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Assistant AG McDonald on Fraudster Busted in $1B Medicare Scam: The Fed Gov’t Needs To Be ‘Laser Focused’ on Fraud‘Utilizing call centers in the Philippines, using telemarketing campaigns to call Medicare beneficiaries’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:McDONALDS: "This case really demonstrates the need for the federal government to be laser focused on the fraud that is pervasive across our country. What this case involved was a series of sophisticated fraudsters who teamed together to pray on the elderly, the sick and vulnerable in the United States. Utilizing call centers in the phillipines, using using telemarketing campaigns to call Medicare beneficiaries it to then ask them whether they had certain health problems that might require certain certain medical equipment. When these individuals with then respond to those tell marketing campaigns, they would actually call a call center in the phillipines, where these individuals in the Philippines were part of this scam. To then ask the elderly. Does your knee hurt? You have wrist pain and, and when in in the natural course, these individuals, these victims would say. Yes, they would get funneled from there to certain telemedicine providers were also in on the sham, and they were signing fake prescriptions and fake orders to then be able to order durable medical equipment and then build the taxpayer for it"Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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