Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.
Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney
We all know of the typical case of Medicaid Fraud Investigation: someone receiving benefits gets a letter from 250 Church Street stating they are under Medicaid Fraud Investigation and are to appear for a Medicaid Fraud interview. Many people fear that they will have to
Medicaid and Medicare are government programs funded to aid elderly and disabled people, but it has been increasingly abused by people, providers, and professionals. Health care fraud is not only affecting the economy by increasing our national debt, but it is also harming individuals who
What is Medicaid? Medicaid is a federal and state health coverage program that provides health care to people who are unable to pay for it themselves. It is offered free of charge to those who meet the strict eligibility requirements. The Medicaid Fraud Investigation Process
Medicaid is a federal and state health coverage program that provides health care to people who are unable to pay for it themselves. It is offered free of charge to certain individuals and families, granted that they meet the eligibility requirements. There are usually two
The year 2018 has ushered in immense changes in government policy, with President Donald Trump and his administration’s attempt to reform healthcare coverage for Americans nationwide under the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare. These new changes could affect the number of Medicaid fraud cases this
Many of my clients recently received Medicaid Fraud Investigation letter from Human Resources Administration, Bureau of Fraud Investigation. If you do not qualify for the Medicaid Benefit and you may have made false statements about the your income, your marital status, your living arrangements, or
The Medicaid program is made up of a network of health care providers, coordinators and services that help millions of New Yorkers every year. This includes direct care providers and managed care plans that coordinate services. The vast majority of healthcare professionals and organizations in
Billing Fraud Case Worth $19 Million In 2013, a New York City cardiologist with offices on Fifth Avenue and in New Jersey admitted he intentionally misdiagnosed up to 80 percent of his patients with heart problems so he could collect millions in extra Medicare money.
Every day we hear about new doctors getting arrested for fraud. It’s sad and shameful to hear, especially when some of those doctors are practicing in our so-called “Russian” community. Some of the doctors arrested later become my clients. Instead of waiting for another physician