Yet another group of health care professionals from the KwaZulu-Natal Health Department are to repay millions of rands after they were found to have fraudulently made over R151 million in claims from medical aid schemes.
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A deaf couple fuelled a lavish lifestyle by using their disability to pocket nearly £1million in a sophisticated benefits fraud.
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"The documents said there might be possible areas of investigation which might have a bearing on the decision not to continue with the prosecution, especially in view of allegations made by Dr Anil."
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Crooked doctors and hospital admission clerks are at the centre of syndicates illegally benefiting from hospital cash plans, according to Discovery Health CEO Dr Jonathan Broomberg.
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Seven months after Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi claimed that insurance companies were "selling ill-health" and promoting collusion between policyholders and hospitals, concerns are growing about the increasing number of fraudulent claims.
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Healthcare fraud is a type of white-collar crime involving the filing of dishonest healthcare claims in order to achieve a profit.
Healthcare fraud is a worldwide problem and is on the increase in South Africa.
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An "organised scam" involving at least one hospital group, a number of doctors and unscrupulous patients has resulted in insurance companies being milked through bogus or excessive claims.
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TAMPA-United States Attorney A. Lee Bentley, III announces the unsealing of an indictment charging Miami residents Gladys Fuertes (40) and her husband Mario Fuertes (38) with conspiracy, health care fraud, aggravated identity theft, and obstructing a healthcare investigation.
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The matter of "fugitive" Dr Ganesh Anil Anirudhra who is facing 319 charges for allegedly defrauding private medical aid schemes and the Department of Labour was this week postponed by the Brits Magistrates Court to June 9.
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Hospital cash-back schemes are designed to pay off bills not covered by a medical aid scheme, or to make up for income lost or childcare expenses incurred as a result of hospitalisation. However, they have become rich pickings for scammers.
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