The Veterans Affairs Department is losing more than $110 million annually by failing to bill third-party payors for medical care, according to a study by the VA Inspector General reported in Army Times.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Veterans Affairs Department Fails to Bill Third-Party Payors for 46% of Appropriate Costs
Veterans Affairs Department Fails to Bill Third-Party Payors for 46% of Appropriate Costs
The Veterans Affairs Department is losing more than $110 million annually by failing to bill third-party payors for medical care, according to a study by the VA Inspector General reported in Army Times.
The Veterans Affairs Department is losing more than $110 million annually by failing to bill third-party payors for medical care, according to a study by the VA Inspector General reported in Army Times.
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