Share of Cost, Review your own or your loved one’s Medicare Summary Notices (MSNs) when they are
Thursday, May. 7th 2015 6:54 AM
Review your Medicare Summary Notices (MSNs) carefully to check that the hospice has billed Medicare properly for services received. One way that hospice providers commit fraud is by inflating the level of care beyond what the patient actually needs. This can include falsely documenting patient needs or billing for additional services while providing a lower level of care.
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