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Oz and Brandt: Medicare’s approach to fighting fraud paying off

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By Mehmet Oz, Kim Brandt
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last year, we wrote in the Los Angeles Times that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services was done chasing criminals after we’d already handed them money. We said we were building something different — a prevention-first operation that would detect and stop fraud before the check cleared, not attempt to claw back lost funds years later. Skeptics had reason to doubt. Government agencies announce transformations all the time.
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Commentary: Medicare’s new approach to halting fraud is paying off

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By Mehmet Oz, Kim Brandt
| Pioneer Press Verified
Last year, we wrote in the Los Angeles Times that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services was done chasing criminals after we’d already handed them money. We said we were building something different — a prevention-first operation that would detect and stop fraud before the check cleared, not attempt to claw back lost funds years later. Skeptics had reason to doubt. Government agencies announce transformations all the time. The results usually don’t follow.
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Medicare’s new approach to halting fraud is paying off

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By Mehmet Oz
| The Southern Illinoisan Verified
Last year, we wrote in the Los Angeles Times that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services was done chasing criminals after we’d already handed them money. We said we were building something different — a prevention-first operation that would detect and stop fraud before the check cleared, not attempt to claw back lost funds years later. Skeptics had reason to doubt. Government agencies announce transformations all the time. The results usually don’t follow.
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