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The Office of Attorney General Maura Healey Reminds Health Care Practitioners They Shouldn’t Be Billing Out-Of-Pocket for Most Aspects of Gender-Affirming Surgeries BOSTON—The AG’s Office is reminding MassHealth providers that most aspects of gender-affirming surgeries are covered by MassHealth and patients should not be billed out-of-pocket for any portion of covered surgeries. “We want to raise awareness among both MassHealth patients, especially those from the transgender community, and health care providers that patients cannot be required to pay out of pocket for medical care tha...

There’s no missing R9m, says municipality Vhahangwele Nemakonde Mayor’s daughter fingered as one of the alleged beneficiaries of the fraud. The Mogale City Local Municipality has dismissed allegations of corruption involving R9 million for one of its service providers. This after the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng accused the municipality of creating a R9 million invoice for Aqua, instead of paying the company for...

Wicked Local The following is a press release from the office of Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey: BOSTON – Attorney General Maura Healey’s Office has reached a settlement with a Brighton dental office and dentist to resolve allegations that they refused to accept MassHealth members seeking dental treatment. The settlement with Amity Dental Center, located in Brighton, and Dr. Christina Hsu, D.D.S., resolves allegations that they turned away, refused to see, and/or did not accept MassHealth members seeking dental treatment, when they had not notified MassHealth that the pract...

endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines) — The pandemic has added another opportunity for fraudsters. Exploiting our human nature to help those in need, as well as our hopes to augment our income, scammers do not take a break in targeting vulnerable victims. Charity fraud in-game streaming The rise of video game streaming in the last several years has opened up a new avenue for philanthropy for victims of volcanic eruption, earthquakes, typhoons, and pandemic-related job losses in the country. But due to a lack of guidelines on these streaming platforms, fraudsters are now using charity-re...

Police send out warning after credit card fraud call SHARE ON: Mounties in Bonnyville are warning the public about a recent fraud case in town last week. Police are saying on January 12th they were notified that a person was called by someone claiming to be from Walmart Mastercard and that their account had been compromised. The victim did give out some personal information to the caller but felt uncomfortable and later called the number on the back of the credit card in question. The company informed her that they had no record of the call or issues with her card.