That is exactly right. I do not think it is always fraud. I think a lot of it is just sloppiness and negligence. There is a story, I am sorry I cannot cite the person but she received a bill for an autopsy, went to a doctor and said, ``I never had an autopsy,'' and they said, ``Yes, you did. Here is the bill.'' She said, ``No, I did not have an autopsy. It's me, I'm alive.'' They said, ``Okay. Well, you had an MRI.'' She said, ``No, I did not have an MRI.'' They said, ``Well, you had a mastectomy.'' ``No, I've never had a mastectomy, either. I know with certainty that none of the above were received.''
Jack Kingston: “That is exactly right. I do not think it is always fraud. I think a lot of it is just sloppiness and negligence. There…”
On the recordApril 30, 1997
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Discussing issues of medical billing errors and negligence.
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