Do you suspect someone is stealing from your office?
If you do, we recommend the following three steps:
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Complete this Behavior Assessment Questionnaire. Because there are many possibilities for committing fraud against you, finding the fraud (without the necessary expertise and specialized software) is a difficult task. Fortunately, regardless of the fraud methodology used, behavior shown by thieves is both consistent and observable.
If you answered "yes" to more than a few of these questions, there is cause for concern and you should proceed to the next step.
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Follow the DOs and DON'Ts outlined here. Immediate Action Checklist.
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Contact us as soon as possible.
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Everything You Need to Know About Dental Office Fraud
by David Harris, The Progressive Dentist, Q3 2011
At interview with David Harris, Canada's "Dental Fraud Guru"
by Susan Boyd, The Bridge, British Columbia Dental Association
Everything You Need to Know About Orthodontic Office Embezzlement
by David Harris, The Progressive Orthodontist, Q3 2011
Insurance Fraud in the Dental Office
by William Hiltz, Dental Practice Management, 2006
Scary but true.... DENTAL FRAUD
Oral Health & Dental Practice Management
Investigator offers insights on dental office embezzlement
www.dentistryiq.com
Embezzlement: Dentistry's dirty little secret
www.drbicuspid.com
Uncovering Embezzlement
Academy of General Dentistry
Nine things a dentist should do now!
Four Quadrants