If I am fraudulently registering as a Medicare provider and somebody calls me and I lie about the address, or if someone calls me or I failed to report that I have lost my medical license in New Hampshire and I am currently in Mississippi, what happens to them?
Claire McCaskill: “If I am fraudulently registering as a Medicare provider and somebody calls me and I lie about the address, or if someone…”
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McCaskill questions the consequences for fraudulent Medicare registrations.
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