On the recordJanuary 4, 1996
One of the provisions in our plan says that if a Medicare beneficiary identifies an area of fraud or abuse, that they can participate in recovering some of the cost.
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govinfo.govGreg Ganske: “One of the provisions in our plan says that if a Medicare beneficiary identifies an area of fraud or abuse, that they…”
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Discussing provisions in a Medicare reform plan.
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