A Mystery Doc’s Billing Patterns Holds Clues to Curbing Medicare Costs


Published On: October 27th, 2010

The federal Medicare program’s massive claims database is a “gold mine” for government fraud investigators, the WSJ reports today, but its usefulness is hampered by court decisions that for three decades have kept billing information about individual doctors strictly confidential.

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A Mystery Doc’s Billing Patterns Holds Clues to Curbing Medicare Costs

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