To Reduce Medicare Fraud, Look at Enrollment, Reimbursement, Levinson Says
According to HHS Inspector General Daniel R. Levinson, Congress
should focus on enrollment if it wants to cut down on Medicare
fraud. However, in testimony presented to the Senate Special
Committee on Aging, which held a May 6 hearing on fraud in government health programs,
he also said excessive reimbursement for HME items is an issue.
Aligning Medicare reimbursement with the market would “make DME
fraud less attractive,” Levinson said.
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