Corruption at Las Vegas, VA Part 2
Criminal Enterprise or Team Health: Las Vegas VA, Medicare, Sunrise Hospital, UMC, UNLV Medical School
*Note: There are six cases. These are some of the evidence to question: Is TeamHealth a Criminal Enterprise defrauding this Veteran (s) and maybe you, out of Veterans Health Care, Social Security Health Care, and Workman Compensation Health Care.
Since, 2013 TeamHealth has or now attempting to defraud me as a Veteran out of around $150,000. Since, Congress is being lobbied for a vote next week. I would request that Congress forward Victim of Fraud funds to pay my bills from this Company operating in Las Vegas and other states under alias names. Team Health and many of its employees and Doctors are operating as a criminal enterprise. Please, reconsider laws to break up this criminal enterprise as I tell you what they did to me. Most Vets do not have my knowledge of this corrupt TeamHealth and maybe some others operating defrauding Veterans out of how much? This may not include social security recipients, work comp injured workers, or disabled America. I provide graphs at the end from VA OIG on Non-VA Emergency Claims. Why charging more to insures and paying them less have left the Veteran stuck with the bill.
This case was about hidden agreements that are readable if you understand the code they are using, in the medical records as Doctors took part in fabricating false statements, misdiagnosing to adversely affect the approval of the claim from VA and Medicare.
President Trump surely did not withhold as much from an ally; I thought Veterans were allies:
Block quote: Plaintiffs' lawyers say that based on past estimates by the VA, the department is now on the hook for between $1.8 billion and $6.5 billion in reimbursements to hundreds of thousands of veterans who have filed or will file claims between 2016 and 2025.
I tell you how the fraud works with TeamHealth as you get a surprise bill. The Surprise is that someone paid a premium to Medicare or paid a price in the Military for a paid premium that Doctors and employees of TeamHealth are participating in fraudulent billing and medical misdiagnosis activity, from the Doctors working under the insurers, to make that bill incorrectly denied.
2017 OIGs Report said CAR VA should have approved about 17, 000 Veterans with bills $53 million and about another 50,000 ER visits.
81,500 denied claims and 114, 000 rejected VA Claims for ER Hospital visits.
Block Quote Retrieved from: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/veterans/court-rules-va-must-pay-veterans-emergency-room-care-decision-n1052131
"Sept. 10, 2019, 4:00 PM PDT by Courtney Kube, Mosheh Gains and Adiel Kaplan
Aug. 16, 201900:27 Former Coast Guardsman Amanda Wolfe, one of the plaintiffs in the case, told NBC News on Tuesday, "I’m just overjoyed. I think it means change, it means that veterans don’t have to be afraid of receiving care, emergency care. They can have that sense of security that sense of peace knowing they are covered if they have emergency care." “I served side by side with some of these veterans who were impacted and to think that this is going to make a difference for them is what is most important to me."