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How to Protect Yourself from Healthcare Fraud Although healthcare fraud is committed by a very small minority within the healthcare system, no one can****ume it won't happen to them. We encourage you to take these steps to avoid becoming a victim of healthcare fraud: After care, review your statement to verify accu****. Ask your doctor to explain the reason for services. Report any discrepancies to your health insurance plan or payer. Beware of "free" medical services, as illicit en***ies use this lure to obtain information. Safeguard your insurance member ID card. Report instances where co-payments or deductibles are waived. Don’t give your insurance number to marketers or solicitors. Never sign a blank insurance form. If you suspect, experience or witness healthcare fraud, you should report the information to your local Blue Cross Blue Shield company by calling the number on the back of your member identification card. If you are not a BCBS member you can email us or call the report fraud hotline 1-877-327-BLUE (2583). If you are a federal employee or retiree, you can report****ential healthcare fraud by calling 1-800-337-8440. The report fraud hotline cannot address medical benefit questions, individual payment disputes, expiration of benefits or other administrative concerns.

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