Doing the right thing
As a community health plan that values partnership, service excellence, and relationships, we are committed to doing the right thing. We have Compliance and Fraud, Waste, and Abuse (FWA) programs that we follow to ensure we comply with State and Federal laws, regulations, and our internal policies and procedures.
How to report healthcare fraud
We’re committed to combating healthcare fraud that can drive up costs and put a burden on taxpayers and the healthcare system. If you suspect healthcare fraud, please report it and we will work with State and Federal government agencies to investigate your concerns.
Submit an anonymous report
Contact EthicsPoint, a PacificSource vendor, 24/7.
Call: 888-265-4068
Submit: Report online
Identifying healthcare fraud
If you suspect an activity is fraudulent, but aren’t sure, the following scenarios can serve as examples of what you should look for.
Provider FWA
- A provider charging you for a service covered by PacificSource Community Solutions
- A provider billing for services that you did not receive
- A provider giving you a service that you do not need based on your health condition
Member FWA
- Going to multiple doctors for prescriptions for a drug already prescribed to you
- Someone using another person’s ID to get benefits
Compliance and FWA programs
Our programs allow us to carry out the activities needed to support our culture of compliance. The programs include important topics such as:
- Training and education
- Code of Conduct
- Policies and procedures
- Compliance Officer and Compliance Committee
- Monitoring and auditing
- How to report issues
- How we look into and resolve issues
- How we correct issues
Resources to protect yourself
Below are documents and websites with tips and important information on how to protect yourself against fraudulent activities. This includes how to spot fraud and how to report your concerns.
- Oregon Health Authority Office of Program Integrity
This government website provides information on Medicaid fraud, including how to spot and report your concerns. - General information about scams and fraud
This government document provides tips on how to prevent identity theft. - US Department of Justice Website
This government website provides news and updates on national healthcare fraud. - Office of Inspector General Website
This government website provides news and updates on national healthcare fraud, including law enforcement actions taken against fraudulent parties.