26Jul
Waste, fraud, and abuse? For health insurers, fat profits matter more
What happens when a whistle blower provides detailed information about a burly Texan — with convictions for felony theft and felony injury of a child — and a burgeoning scam to rip off health insurers for $25 million? Pretty much nothing. For years....
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Patrick Malone & Associates P.C. | DC Injury
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