Uncle Sam wants you … to help stop insurers’ bogus Medicare Advantage sales tactics
Officials at the Centers for Medicare& Medicaid Services are encouraging seniors and other members of the public to become fraud detectives by reporting misleading or deceptive sales tactics to 800- MEDICARE, the agency’ s 24- hour information hotline. The new rules, which took effect Sept. 30, close some loopholes in existing requirements by describing what…
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