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I don’t agree with the practice, but from what I understand, they’re trying to prevent clinics from scamming insurance companies by faking clinical visits. I've heard that this is a thing that happens here.


When the attempt to stop bad actors stops/prevents others from using it, the system is bad. Insert baby/bathwater or nose/face comments here


That was a bit difficult to parse, but I think you're saying that (some) anti-fraud systems can't afford false positives. And I would agree, point-of-use healthcare is certainly one of those systems.




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