Health Care
Spot and avoid scams related to health insurance, medical discount plans, and health products, including false advertising, fraudulent overcharging, falsifying medical records, and selling counterfeit medications.
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About health care fraud
Department of Veterans Affairs
Health care fraud occurs when an individual or company knowingly misrepresents or misstates something about the type, scope, or nature of the medical treatment or service provided in a manner that could result in unauthorized payments.
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About PACT Act scams
Department of Veterans Affairs
Scammers are taking advantage of new opportunities to commit fraud. Thereโs been an increase in PACT Act-related phishing (email), vishing (phone), and social media scams targeting Veterans to access their PACT Act benefits or submit claims on their behalf.
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Report fraud, scams, and bad business practices
Federal Trade Commission
Report fraud, scams, and bad business practices to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Reporte fraude
Federal Trade Commission
Proteja a su comunidad reportando fraudes, estafas y malas prรกcticas comerciales.
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Shopping for health products and avoiding scams
Federal Trade Commission
Spot and avoid scams on health and weight-loss products, health insurance, eye prescriptions, and generic or low-cost drug prescriptions.
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VA Fraud Prevention Toolkit
Department of Veterans Affairs
This toolkit is a partnership between federal agencies, Veteran Service Organizations, Military Service Organizations, and the Department of Veterans Affairs to arm Veterans with the knowledge of the common schemes we are seeing.
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What to do if you were scammed
Federal Trade Commission
Find out what to do if you paid someone you think is a scammer or gave a scammer personal information or access to your computer or phone.
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