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This has nothing to do with a template. - He dictates this each time.

Posted: Feb 17th, 2016 - 3:18 am In Reply to: I don't think he is comitting fraud, - Old Hippie

In other words, these are alleged to be his specific findings on examination of the patient, and they are highly unlikely to be true (for each and every patient he sees).

It would be as fraudulent as dictating "HEART: RRR. No rub, gallop or murmur" when you hadn't lifted a stethoscope to the patient's chest.

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Does fraud get noticed? I have a neurologist - who, EVERY TIME, dictates this: (Views: 1159, 2016-02-16, 5:43 pm)
- Report it to Medicare ... they are interested in this - kind of thing (Views: 676, 2016-02-16, 6:28 pm)
  - About reporting it to Medicare - J (Views: 771, 2016-02-16, 6:54 pm)
    - Reporting to Medicare - Be careful (Views: 700, 2016-02-17, 8:57 am)
      - To Be Careful - J (Views: 620, 2016-02-17, 2:09 pm)
- Thank you for mentioning this and I am going to - put that statement in my own SM (Views: 708, 2016-02-16, 6:46 pm)
- I don't think he is comitting fraud, - Old Hippie (Views: 654, 2016-02-16, 9:23 pm)
  - This has nothing to do with a template. - He dictates this each time.
  - That is not fraud - Much ado about nothing (Views: 739, 2016-02-17, 8:50 am)
    - If the examination is falsified, the billing IS fraudulent. - I do know a bit about this. (Views: 676, 2016-02-17, 10:50 am)
      - You are absolutely right! - J (Views: 581, 2016-02-17, 2:20 pm)
      - It is nothing in this situation - Be careful (Views: 623, 2016-02-18, 8:06 am)
- foreign doctors - sm (Views: 683, 2016-02-17, 9:57 am)
  - All very true, but there are other issues as well - some cultural, etc. (Views: 656, 2016-02-17, 10:23 am)
    - In the end, it doesn't matter what school they went to. - anon (Views: 571, 2016-02-17, 2:03 pm)
      - As I said, there are other issues. - sm (Views: 634, 2016-02-17, 3:41 pm)
      - Medical school - anon (Views: 632, 2016-02-17, 7:36 pm)
      - In the end, it doesn't matter what school they went to - K (Views: 516, 2016-02-18, 12:40 pm)
- I think it is more likely just a mispronunciation? - Old Hippie (Views: 569, 2016-02-17, 12:14 pm)
  - You're missing the point entirely. It's a VR error, but that's - not what I am talking about. (Views: 654, 2016-02-17, 6:16 pm)
- Your line stating "This is, of course, a Middle Easterner..." - sm (Views: 657, 2016-02-17, 3:01 pm)
  - Fair enough. And I, you. - nm (Views: 646, 2016-02-17, 3:35 pm)