The NY Times details an elaborate insurance fraud scheme where medical clinics pay people for unnecessary procedures
“Uncovering a well-constructed fraud can be very difficult, because nobody has an incentive to blow the whistle – not the doctors, not the clinic owners, not the patients receiving kickbacks and, some critics say, not even insurers, who can simply raise premiums to cover their costs.”
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