Report Health Care Fraud

Health care fraud is when a person purposely sends or makes someone else send, wrong or misleading information to the HUSKY Health Program so they can get health benefits or money. This is a crime.

There are many types of health care fraud. Here are some of the more common examples:

  • Billing for more hours than there are in a day
  • Billing for old items as if they were new
  • Billing for patients who did not get any services
  • Billing for tests that a patient did not need
  • Offering someone money or something of value in exchange for a referral for medical services detailed information about your medical record.
  • Overcharging for health care services that were provided

How You Can Help?

These are things you can do to help fight against fraud and abuse:

  • If you think someone may have committed fraud, call our toll-free Fraud Reporting Hotline at 1.866.700.6109 and tell us about it.
  • Understand the type of treatment you are getting — ask your doctor about it.

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