Committing Medicaid Fraud?
***ATTENTION Patients, Family’s, Caregivers, Caretakers, Skilled Nursing Facility & Rehab Directors and Staff, Potential Clinicians (Doctors, Nurses, Aides, Therapists).
***BEWARE of Vohra Wound Care company based in Miami, Florida. If you are considering working for, or with, this company or are receiving care from anyone contracted by this company, there are a number of things you need to know and look closely at before going any further.
Vohra Wound Care conducts their business in a fraudulent and oftentimes dangerous and harmful way. As someone who used to work for Vohra for several years and was a close friend and confidante of Dr. Ameet Vohra (the owner and founder), I report with firsthand knowledge of the inner workings of their business (their unpublicized “business model” and unscrupulous/illegal/immoral practices of both medical billing and practicing medicine).
While a more thorough report will be published soon and because an investigation is currently underway, the two salient points (in a nutshell) I will mention here are (1) the committing of Medicaid Fraud thru illegal billing practices and (2) the Harm to Patients from unnecessarily long (and oftentimes just plain unnecessary) treatments performed in an effort to increase reimbursement or “pad the bill” and keep patients active and billable for the clinician, since:
“A healed patient is no longer a billable patient” -Ameet Vohra
Example: By using a scalpel to shave off a tiny or minute piece of dead tissue or debris from a wound once or twice a week, a wound that could be treated with a thorough bedside debridement in one or two visits and healed in two weeks, could be dragged out for MONTHS or longer. Since Vohra doctors and nurses only work as contractors with nursing homes and only get paid for the handful of patients they see, there is never any rush to heal and discharge a patient. In fact, it’s discouraged. Of course, it’s only over dinner with Dr. Vohra or during personal 1on1’s with him after you’ve been with the company for awhile that these “in-house suggestions and practices” are disclosed to you and even then, in vague, round-about ways. As opposed to what is published on their website for the public (that is, how they deliver and utilize the best, fastest, and most cutting-edge wound care principles of today.
And their Medicaid Fraud isn’t just limited to dragged out and padded billing practices. Once the executive staff feels they can truly trust you and feel your under financial strain and pressure to increase reimbursement and their paychecks do they they then sit down and explain more advanced billing techniques such as billing patients they never even examined (or were ever even contracted for), simply by copying insurance information out of other patients’ charts and forging scribbled, barely legible, fake orders to examine a patient for a fictitious wound, back dating and burying the order in some free space on a page deep within a thick patient chart that could never be checked or verified.
***BEWARE of Vohra Wound Care company based in Miami, Florida. If you are considering working for, or with, this company or are receiving care from anyone contracted by this company, there are a number of things you need to know and look closely at before going any further.
Vohra Wound Care conducts their business in a fraudulent and oftentimes dangerous and harmful way. As someone who used to work for Vohra for several years and was a close friend and confidante of Dr. Ameet Vohra (the owner and founder), I report with firsthand knowledge of the inner workings of their business (their unpublicized “business model” and unscrupulous/illegal/immoral practices of both medical billing and practicing medicine).
While a more thorough report will be published soon and because an investigation is currently underway, the two salient points (in a nutshell) I will mention here are (1) the committing of Medicaid Fraud thru illegal billing practices and (2) the Harm to Patients from unnecessarily long (and oftentimes just plain unnecessary) treatments performed in an effort to increase reimbursement or “pad the bill” and keep patients active and billable for the clinician, since:
“A healed patient is no longer a billable patient” -Ameet Vohra
Example: By using a scalpel to shave off a tiny or minute piece of dead tissue or debris from a wound once or twice a week, a wound that could be treated with a thorough bedside debridement in one or two visits and healed in two weeks, could be dragged out for MONTHS or longer. Since Vohra doctors and nurses only work as contractors with nursing homes and only get paid for the handful of patients they see, there is never any rush to heal and discharge a patient. In fact, it’s discouraged. Of course, it’s only over dinner with Dr. Vohra or during personal 1on1’s with him after you’ve been with the company for awhile that these “in-house suggestions and practices” are disclosed to you and even then, in vague, round-about ways. As opposed to what is published on their website for the public (that is, how they deliver and utilize the best, fastest, and most cutting-edge wound care principles of today.
And their Medicaid Fraud isn’t just limited to dragged out and padded billing practices. Once the executive staff feels they can truly trust you and feel your under financial strain and pressure to increase reimbursement and their paychecks do they they then sit down and explain more advanced billing techniques such as billing patients they never even examined (or were ever even contracted for), simply by copying insurance information out of other patients’ charts and forging scribbled, barely legible, fake orders to examine a patient for a fictitious wound, back dating and burying the order in some free space on a page deep within a thick patient chart that could never be checked or verified.
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CCrombie001
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Don’t waste your money, purchased the app and every time I tried to access best treatment option, it would go straight to asking me to purchase again. Never worked.
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