Have you been accused of insurance fraud or medical billing fraud? Chambers Law Firm will defend you.
Whether you have allegedly defrauded Medicare, Medicaid, Medi-Cal, or a private health insurance company, you will find yourself in serious legal hot water. You definitely do not want to go through this experience alone. Instead, you need a skilled insurance fraud defense attorney such as Chambers Law Firm on your side. We will fight aggressively to protect you from any undeserved or unduly harsh penalties.
Types of Health Insurance Fraud
Although it is possible for an individual to commit health insurance fraud by faking pain or a medical condition in order to secure undeserved benefits, the vast majority of cases involve healthcare professionals defrauding the insurance companies through:
Fraudulent Billing: Healthcare providers sometimes bill insurance for services, treatments, or equipment use that the patient never actually received.
Upcoding: Intentionally changing out a medical billing code to replace the service actually provided with a more expensive one is known as upcoding. A pattern of upcoding can be a sign of medical billing fraud.
Unbundling: Sometimes it is more expensive to bill services separately than together. An example might be spreading medical tests over multiple visits. If this is done deliberately to increase insurance reimbursements, it is fraud.
Get the Strongest Possible Defense Strategy for Your Case
At Chambers Law Firm, we know what it takes for prosecutors to prove allegations of insurance fraud or medical billing fraud, and we know the best ways to undermine their ability to do so. Depending on the facts of your case, we may be able to argue that the mistakes or inconsistencies in your insurance submissions were simply accidents and you had not intent to defraud the insurance company. Without fraudulent intent, there is no crime. We may also be able to argue that there is simply not enough evidence to prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Even if the evidence against you is strong, we can still be of service as your medical billing fraud defense attorney. We know how to negotiate with local DAs for fair and favorable plea deals, and we will make sure your deal exposes you to the least possible charge and penalty.
Call Now for a Free Consultation
If you have questions about an insurance fraud or medical billing fraud charge, the best thing to do is talk to an attorney. At Chambers Law Firm, we are happy to answer your questions during a free initial consultation. Simply call us at 714-760-4088.
Have you been accused of insurance fraud or medical billing fraud? Chambers Law Firm will defend you.
Whether you have allegedly defrauded Medicare, Medicaid, Medi-Cal, or a private health insurance company, you will find yourself in serious legal hot water. You definitely do not want to go through this experience alone. Instead, you need a skilled insurance fraud defense attorney such as Chambers Law Firm on your side. We will fight aggressively to protect you from any undeserved or unduly harsh penalties.
Types of Health Insurance Fraud
Although it is possible for an individual to commit health insurance fraud by faking pain or a medical condition in order to secure undeserved benefits, the vast majority of cases involve healthcare professionals defrauding the insurance companies through:
Fraudulent Billing: Healthcare providers sometimes bill insurance for services, treatments, or equipment use that the patient never actually received.
Upcoding: Intentionally changing out a medical billing code to replace the service actually provided with a more expensive one is known as upcoding. A pattern of upcoding can be a sign of medical billing fraud.
Unbundling: Sometimes it is more expensive to bill services separately than together. An example might be spreading medical tests over multiple visits. If this is done deliberately to increase insurance reimbursements, it is fraud.
Get the Strongest Possible Defense Strategy for Your Case
At Chambers Law Firm, we know what it takes for prosecutors to prove allegations of insurance fraud or medical billing fraud, and we know the best ways to undermine their ability to do so. Depending on the facts of your case, we may be able to argue that the mistakes or inconsistencies in your insurance submissions were simply accidents and you had not intent to defraud the insurance company. Without fraudulent intent, there is no crime. We may also be able to argue that there is simply not enough evidence to prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Even if the evidence against you is strong, we can still be of service as your medical billing fraud defense attorney. We know how to negotiate with local DAs for fair and favorable plea deals, and we will make sure your deal exposes you to the least possible charge and penalty.
Call Now for a Free Consultation
If you have questions about an insurance fraud or medical billing fraud charge, the best thing to do is talk to an attorney. At Chambers Law Firm, we are happy to answer your questions during a free initial consultation. Simply call us at 714-760-4088.
