Some of the Types of Health Care Frauds - Haberslaw Can Help You With

Healthcare fraud may be prosecuted in Federal or State Court, depending upon the situations of each case, the proof mounted against the suspect and the cost associated with the healthcare fraud wrongdoing or faults.

Types of Health Care Fraud

There are many ways in which healthcare institutions and medical professionals may be charged with health care frauds. Some specific examples of health care fraud are:

• Billing or prescribing unnecessary procedures or services
• Making bribes or self-referrals
• Trying to bill for services not rendered
• Proposing or billing for medical equipment which is not provided
• Prescribing or billing avoidable medical equipment
• Creating fake cost reports
• Submitting claims for health care services rendered to non-existing patients

Healthcare fraud lawyer represents the legal rights and goals of those facing criminal healthcare fraud charges, or other criminal defense issues.  To obtain justice, contact a skilled healthcare attorney for a free and confidential consultation. Now here comes a million dollar question: how to select the best healthcare lawyer? Fortunately, there are many tips available to help you narrow the search and make a right choice.

Find A Healthcare Attorney That Best Suits Your Needs: First, there are a lot of attorneys out there, but how to find the right healthcare attorney that best suits your needs? Second, you need to find a lawyer who knows how to handle your case best. Many attorneys specialize in one type of law. A specialist in personal injury law won’t be your ideal option if you need a healthcare lawyer. Third, you need to search an attorney that best suits your pocket.

Ask yourself these important questions — and make sure you answer them truly. It is most important to get an experienced healthcare lawyer and not be too concerned with the best price. What you save on price, you will lose in regret if your attorney is not up to the challenge.  Kenneth Joel Haber has experience that other attorneys just dream about. He is a Fmr. Assistant US Attorney and also a Fmr. Senior Attorney of the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services. You are not going to easily find anyone with that experience, even if some else has those experiences and qualification. The one most positive experience will be the one most competent to handle your situation.

Here are some questions to consider before agreeing to hire any healthcare or Medicare lawyer.

• Is the attorney a regular, generalized defense attorney with an occasional healthcare matter or does he have focused experience in healthcare law? Does he have in-depth experience from decades of involvement?
• Does he know the regulatory structure that your program is operating in?

You must find the lawyer who is the most competent with understanding of your needs.
Don't Settle for Less than the Best. Contact an experienced healthcare fraud attorney at the law offices of Kenneth Joel Haber, Fmr. Assistant U.S. Attorney; Fmr. Senior Attorney OIG