Report Medicaid Fraud and Abuse

STOP MEDICAID FRAUD! CALL TOLL FREE 1-855-MI-FRAUD (643-7283) or
SUBMIT AN ONLINE COMPLAINT or
WRITE to the Inspector General
Healthcare fraud and abuse affects all of us. Healthcare fraud significantly impacts the Medicaid program by using up valuable public funds needed to help vulnerable children and adults access health care. Everyone can take responsibility by reporting fraud and abuse. Together we can make sure taxpayer money is used for people who really need help.
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Examples of Medicaid Fraud
Billing for medical services not actually performed
Providing unnecessary services
Billing for more expensive services
Billing for services separately that should legitimately be one billing
Billing more than once for the same medical service
Dispensing generic drugs but billing for brand-name drugs
Giving or accepting something of value (cash, gifts, services) in return for medical services, (i. e., kickbacks)
Falsifying cost reports
Or When Someone:
Lies about their eligibility
Lies about their medical condition
Forges prescriptions
Sells their prescription drugs to others
Loans their Medicaid card to others
Or When a Health Care Provider Falsely Charges For:
Missed appointments
Unnecessary medical tests
Telephoned services
Who We Are
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) audits and investigates suspected misuse of Michigan's Medicaid program. We recover overpayments, issue administrative sanctions, and refer cases of suspected fraud for criminal investigation and prosecution. The OIG works to ensure that Medicaid money spent is used for the best care of the beneficiaries.
What is the Office of Inspector General?
Ways to Contact the Office of Inspector General
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm
Submit an Online Complaint Form
Phone: 1-855-MI-FRAUD (643-7283) (voicemail available for after hours)
Send a letter to:
Office of Inspector General
PO Box 30479
Lansing, MI 48909
The following information is preferred when reporting suspected fraud or abuse:
Nature of the complaint
The names of those involved in the suspected fraud and/or abuse, including their address, phone number, Medicaid identification number, date of birth (for beneficiaries), and any other identifying information if available/applicable