Medicaid mills are medical practices that specifically target Medicaid patients and provide them with unnecessary, expensive, and sometimes harmful medical treatment. These practices often take advantage of the Medicaid program's reimbursement rates and prescribe unnecessary procedures to maximize their profits.

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Medicaid Mills

Question 34

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Medicaid mills:

A) Are practices which accept large numbers of Medicaid patients who are treated just like patients with private insurance
B) Often provide unneeded, costly, and potentially dangerous medical treatment
C) Are mail-order diploma mills for Medicaid doctors
D) Can never be very profitable for doctors

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