The Attorney General provides Consumer Alerts to inform the public of unfair, misleading, or deceptive business practices, and to provide information and guidance on other issues of concern. Consumer Alerts are not legal advice, legal authority, or a binding legal opinion from the Department of Attorney General.
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Medical identity theft occurs when a fraudster uses your personal information to obtain medical attention or benefits.
Contact Medicare, if applicable, to report the compromise.
Review claims by reviewing your Medicare Summary Notices or by calling 800-MEDICARE and using the automated phone system.
Contact Medicaid, if applicable, to report the compromise.
Contact your health insurance provider, if applicable, to report the compromise.
Contact your health care provider(s) to see if you can obtain a statement of services that have been provided under your identification.
You may be required to pay fees to obtain copies of services rendered.
Monitory your credit on an ongoing basis by requesting your free annual credit report from all three credit reporting agencies online or by calling 877-322-8228.