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Critical Access Hospital (CAH) Fraud

these facilities are located in rural (medically needy) areas, are limited to no more than 25 inpatient beds, and are still paid on a reasonable cost basis. Questions to ask include whether the critical access hospital inflate its cost report with fictitious costs, costs not related to patient care or any other way to dishonestly increase reimbursement?

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