Special Report

Medicare fraud can happen to anyone

Will Armstrong is with the Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups, specifically he is with the Senior Medicare Patrol and used the opportunity of Wisconsin Farm Technology Days to talk to attendees about the danger of Medicare fraud. For starters, he says one should protect their Medicare identification number like they protect their Social Security number. He also advises recipients to review the Medical Summary Notice they receive every three-or-four months to make sure the charges are legitimate. He also cautions that Medicare fraud can happen to anyone.