It’s interesting that people who commit health care fraud think they are doing nothing wrong and that those big companies have lots of money and won’t miss any.<\/p>\n
While it’s an interesting attitude, to rip off a larger corporation for money that people don’t think they need, it is indeed hurting people. After all, it’s not just the companies that are getting ripped off; it’s the people who these large corporations ultimately serve that are also getting the short end of the stick.<\/p>\n
Insurance scams in the US alone run a tab of roughly $80 billion a year. Eighty billion is not exactly chump change to anyone. Even if this figure is whittled down to what this costs per individual served by an insurance company, the figure is still relatively high, coming in at about $880 per person.<\/p>\n
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