Healthcare fraud costs the U.S. billions each year, driving up costs for patients and impacting the quality of care. Employees who witness fraud at work play a vital role in preventing this type of abuse. However, healthcare employees are often hesitant to report fraud, fearing retaliation or job loss. Swartz Swidler, a law firm specializing
Health care fraud is a significant issue that costs the U.S. billions of dollars each year. It affects patients, taxpayers, and the entire healthcare system. As an employee or potential whistleblower, you need to recognize the signs of health care fraud and understand your rights. Swartz Swidler has guided numerous individuals through the complexities of
In the U.S., an estimated $80 billion is lost each year to health care fraud and abuse. This fraud leads to higher health care costs for everyone. The majority of medical providers are honest, but there are some that commit fraud. The complexity of the billing system in the U.S. makes fraud easy to commit