On the recordJune 1, 2011
Will the MLR rule hinder Plans' ability to stop fraud before it happens and if Plans are forced to pay more fraudulent payments, will premiums increase?
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congress.govWill the MLR rule hinder Plans' ability to stop fraud before it happens and if Plans are forced to pay more fraudulent payments, will premiums increase?
Pitts questions the impact of the MLR rule on fraud prevention in Medicare.
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