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[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[JujiDrool]

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[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[JujiDrool]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

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[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[JujiDrool]

once I'm done moving I'll get you back on pal I just gotta move first gonna be near the ocean so I can just get in my kayak and beat anyone on earth up at any given momentbut of course

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[JujiDrool]

but of courseI'll consider what and where to raid while you work on your muscles

[steveyos]

lol

quite the package hey?

e-mail me some tits ASAP


anything you want I'm busy right now though

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[abercrombie]

anything you want I'm busy right now though

busy scamming the honest Rhode Island tax payers out of their hard earned money.

[JujiDrool]

I'll consider what and where to raid while you work on your musclesand in return you tell me where juji is online at all times

yes I agree to this agreement

delete after 3 days

or this message will self destruct

[steveyos]

I lost over 100 pounds and am all muscle and lift weights all day allie gained over 100 pounds joined the Jersey shore and is friends with monde I rest my case I raise my fjs high into the air

[steveyos]

elz is making the monde flash game series for fjs

[abercrombie]

lol jersey shore? I think you have me mistaken for someone else.
Also, bro, do you even lift?

[abercrombie]

also:

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[steveyos]

this thread looks like flag was in it

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse.

[steveyos]

flaggercrombie

[abercrombie]

Program Integrity - Fraud or Misuse

The vast majority of our providers and recipients are honest; unfortunately a few dishonest people can do great damage to our programs. Each dollar lost to theft is one less dollar available for someone in need of care. We need to work together to help stop fraud and misuse; otherwise, the system might not be available for those whom the program was created to help.
Reporting Fraud or Misuse

You may report suspected fraud and misuse using any of the following methods. You may remain anonymous if you desire.

Fraud Unit at (401) 415-8300. This line is staffed Monday thru Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After hours and weekends you may leave a message on an answering machine or by emailing us at: fraud@dhs.ri.gov

Downloadable Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud (pdf) - Free Adobe® Reader® 7.0

Fax Information to (401) 415-8513.

Mailing Address: Collection, Claims, & Recovery/Fraud Unit
206 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI 02907

Online Form for Report Suspected DHS Program Ineligibility, Misuse or Fraud
WHAT IS WELFARE FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Welfare Fraud occurs when a person(s) makes false statements, and/or misrepresents facts or circumstances to the Department of Human Services (DHS) in order to obtain Cash Assistance (FIP & GPA), Medical Assistance (including RIte Care, RIte Share, and Long Term Care services), Food Stamps, Child Support, Child Care, In-Home Support Services.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF FRAUD AND MISUSE?

Failure to report income or money received.
Failure to report the return of the absent parent to the home.
Failure to report a child out of the home.
Failure to report property or assets.
Internal employee fraud.
Duplicate Aid.
Forgery or stolen identity.
Receiving Public Assistance Benefits to which they are not entitled.

Welfare recipients also commit fraud when they continue to receive Cash Assistance, Medical Assistance, Child Support, Child Care, Food Stamps and General Assistance benefits that they are not entitled to, which generates an overpayment of monies or benefits in their case.

PROVIDER FRAUD involves not only child care providers and doctors, but nursing homes, home health, durable medical equipment, pharmacies, mental health facilities, laboratories, transportation, and dentists to name a few.

MISUSE is provider practices that are inconsistent with sound fiscal, business, or medical practices, and results in an unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program (as well as other assistance programs managed by DHS) or in reimbursement of services that are not medically necessary or that fail to meet professionally recognized standards for health care. It also includes recipient practices that result in unnecessary cost to the Medicaid program.

Examples of fraud and misuse include unreported income or insurance, recipients living out of state, drug seeking behavior, incarceration, recipients receiving bills for services never provided, provider billing irregularities, and misrepresentation of credentials.

Thank you for helping stop fraud and misuse..

[JujiDrool]

this thread looks like flag was in itno because Flag is a trillion times more intelligent than this crack baby and doesn't spam

where's its mother?

[steveyos]

STOP BEING SO FAT OR I'LL KNOCK YOU OUT

[JujiDrool]

STOP BEING SO FAT OR I'LL KNOCK YOU OUTlol

[steveyos]

no because Flag is a trillion times more intelligent than this crack baby and doesn't spam

where's its mother?

buying time shares and stabbing males for no reason

[JujiDrool]

buying time shares and stabbing males for no reasonexplains a lot

[abercrombie]

STOP BEING SO FAT OR I'LL KNOCK YOU OUT

http://thedigicult.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/left4dead-608-7.jpg

[steveyos]

she'll be taking a break to eat and text monde soon

[JujiDrool]

she'll be taking a break to eat and text monde soondisgusting

I think I'd rather a crack whore

[abercrombie]

she'll be taking a break to eat and text monde soon

actually, you're almost spot on.
I have to start cooking soon...my husband will be home and i want to greet him with some awesome food :)
also, stop being such a NAVer, god.

[JujiDrool]

OMG

that 16 year old male's crack whore mum sold him into marriage to buy crack

what kind of world are we living in?

[steveyos]

also, something MONde would say, gaWD.

[steveyos]

the kind of world where people aren't ashamed to be friends with monde

[JujiDrool]

the kind of world where people aren't ashamed to be friends with mondepass me the gun

[abercrombie]

pass me the gun

yes, please, off yourself. you would make this forum a whole lot better :tup:

[JujiDrool]

yes, please, off yourself. you would make this forum a whole lot better :tup:who said I was going to do that with it?

[steveyos]

we have to kill monde, killing aber wouldn't matter monde will spawn more

[steveyos]

aber was spawned though mondes stomach she crawled out his belly button

[JujiDrool]

we have to kill monde, killing aber wouldn't matter monde will spawn moreagreed

[steveyos]

I have to go review these applications once aber stops walking

[JujiDrool]

that moronic morman is not even walking

just spamming retard shit

barely worth waiting for it to die

[JujiDrool]

I'm going to bed bubble

after I smoke my last ciggie

don't forget that we agreed to kill m0nde

goodnight, sweet dreams

[steveyos]

I can't stop playing kingdom conquest 2 yo omg

[steveyos]

gniggggggght

[fanfare]

elz is making the monde flash game series for fjs

beat elz to the punch like 4 or 5 years ago

http://m0nde.ytmnd.com/

[m0nde]

can be emailed to me now, we start as soon as there's enough people bring your A game I say that with full sarcasm because yall suck but I'm fucking ripped so it'll balance outsteffies, i'm glad you're back

how many xbox 360s and ps3s do you own now?

[Alsto]

typical stevey though... didn't post the email and i wanted to apply...

[m0nde]

beat elz to the punch like 4 or 5 years ago

http://m0nde.ytmnd.com/oh shit, i forgot about that

that was quite well done

[juji]

i found it

http://elzbro.byethost9.com/

[m0nde]

you lost it?

[juji]

XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://rubycalaber.com/forums/image.php?u=87&dateline=1355797886. Origin http://elzbro.byethost9.com is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.

[m0nde]

weird

[steveyos]

I can't stop playing kingdom conquest 2 yo omg

still

[m0nde]

steffies, is that being played on one of your xbox360a or ps3s?

[juji]

steveyos has mental problems, sometimes he seeks attention here instead of seeking professional help

[m0nde]

i think you should try to help him by councilling him elezzzark

[juji]

you're near to Rhode Island

[m0nde]

not really
marks should go there
i think out of all of us he's closest

[juji]

http://i.imgur.com/Z4C8w8u.png

9 hours of driving, also you can get dp in Rochester

[m0nde]

i really think niggertuck is closer
ask fagchat

[juji]

that's not my problem

[blumpkin blownuts]

what about my car

[maks]

not really
marks should go there
i think out of all of us he's closest

why the christ would I want to go to where stevey is

[m0nde]

niggertuck to where steffies lives is like 2 hrs

[m0nde]

why the christ would I want to go to where stevey isto help him

[m0nde]

actually, now that i look at it on the map
it's too damned far
2 hrs is way too long to waste driving to see steffies

i thought it was much closer for some reason
sorry, marks

[juji]

the problem is steveyos can't recognize maks, but they will be like:

maks encounters steveyos

maks: ...

steveyos: Hi, wanna buy my weeds or Kirby vaccum?

maks: hey im marks98

steveyos: i don't know who is marks98, wanna hear my business plan FJS?

[m0nde]

marks could help stevey with his lawn and clean up his living room

[rootbeer]

marks could help stevey with his lawn and clean up his living room

as long as hes got a riding lawn mower

[m0nde]

as long as hes got a riding lawn moweri wonder if john deere makes winnebagos

[rootbeer]

actually never mind, they usually put the clutch and brakes on the floor. that is kinda important.

[JujiDrool]

the problem is steveyos can't recognize maks, but they will be like:

maks encounters steveyos

maks: ...

steveyos: Hi, wanna buy my weeds or Kirby vaccum?

maks: hey im marks98

steveyos: i don't know who is marks98, wanna hear my business plan FJS?lol

[maks]

I actually don't want to help stevey nor do I want to confirm my theory that he smalls bad irl

[steveyos]

that's not my problem

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