CMS to Distribute $9M in Grants to Strengthen Senior Medicare Patrol Programs

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will be allocating $9 million in grants to more than 50 Senior Medicare Patrol programs aimed to fight Medicare fraud, according to a CMS news release.

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The grants are a part of President Obama’s mandate to educate seniors and other Medicare beneficiaries on how to be aware of, prevent and report Medicare fraud. The grants will expand the SMP program capacity, and increased funding will go to states with high incidence of fraud to support additional targeted strategies for collaboration, media outreach and referrals.

Read the CMS news release about the Senior Medicare Patrol program grants.

Read other coverage about anti-fraud measures:

Oklahoma Senator Introduces Anti-Fraud Legislation

– CMS Required to Implement Anti-Fraud Software With “Predictive Modeling” By Next Year

Bipartisan Anti-Fraud Legislation Passes in House

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