Pure evil, through & through! From the article: Even when patients contacted PPH and requested that they cease sending the birth control pills, Ms. Thayer states that PPH persisted in its fraudulent billing habits.[vi] This scheme had great financial benefit to PPH. Ms. Thayer states that PPH’s cost for a 28-day supply of birth control pills (one menstrual cycle) was $2.98, yet PPH was reimbursed $26.32 from Medicaid for each one menstrual cycle supply provided to a patient.[vii] ..... For example, Ms. Reynolds alleges that she and other PPGC employees: [W]ere instructed, through policies handed down by PPGC corporate officers… and reiterated and enforced by local clinic directors… that if they had a patient using a single method of birth control…they should simply hand her a brown paper bag containing condoms and vaginal film as she walked out the door.[xi] After handing the patient this bag, PPGC would then charge the government for “counseling” the patient and claim reimbursement for products never requested by the patient. lifenews/2012/10/26/whistleblower-cases-show-planned-parenthood-engages-in-massive-fraud/?utm_content=buffer57b52&utm_source=buffer&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Buffer
Posted on: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 08:30:27 +0000