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Fraudulent medical records
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Permalink Reply by anasazigypsy on
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Would probably be a good idea to order a credit report for his social security number if you suspect identity theft. Since he's not 18 yet you should be able to do it yourself.
Very weird situation.
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Permalink Reply by B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) on
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I don't have an answer but I agree - very strange. I hope you are able to get this resolved quickly!
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Permalink Reply by LeAnn ⚖ on
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If you find that a fraudulent Rx was written "for" your son, you should contact the Virginia Dept of Health Professionals (1-800-533-1560) to report the provider as using your son's name/file to prescribe drugs when he was never a patient. There may be other "patients" used in a scheme to procure drugs. A second call should be made to report the incident to law enforcement for criminal referral and an investigation which goes beyond a disciplinary matter initiated within the medical community.
As an attorney, I would like you to message me regarding your findings on this matter.
LeAnn
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Hi LeAnn, I drove fro NC to VA and the Medical Facility and Dr in question had no record of my son having been seen or prescribed medication. This has been the most stressful weekend! I know my sons medical background like I know my own...probably better being less years. I know there was a mix up somewhere but where? How do I prove nothing? I haven't heard from him since Thursday and I faxed my findings on Friday so I am hoping that he has been cleared. Lots of prayer have been said. I will update when I get word.
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Whatever craziness this was is now resolved. My son is back with his division and I received my form letter today. So glad to have that over!
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That’s fantastic news Jen!
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Permalink Reply by My2kidsmom9498 on
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That is strange.
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