Medicare fraud is a very common occurrence in the United States. However, there are whistleblowers who are working hard to stop Medicare fraud. The vast majority of people who report Medicare fraud are healthcare professionals. This includes people such as ambulance drivers, physicians, nursing home workers, hospice workers and nurses.
There have been some changes recently to the United States whistleblower laws. These changes allow healthcare professionals to reap huge financial benefits for reporting Medicare fraud that is done by the healthcare industry. In some cases, people have been rewarded millions for reporting Medicare Fraud.
People who report Medicare fraud are now able to receive up to 30 percent of the fines that are collected by the government. They are also able to receive full protection from retaliation. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been paid out by the United States government to people who have reported information about Medicare fraud. Some people have received a reward that has been worth tens of millions.
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If so, then you should contact the Medicare Fraud Reporting Center. You may be eligible for a financial