
Nicole Polus and Chareise Raugust, two employees of a dental practice in Kennewick, Washington, were accused of executing a scheme involving at least 167 forged prescriptions, with Raugust’s fiancé also implicated. Collusion between dental employees — particularly those involved in prescription management — can enable large-scale fraud that individual controls would be less likely to detect, and the involvement of a third party outside the practice compounds the exposure further.
Office managers account for more than half of all dental embezzlement. Prosperident's Owner Proactive Strategies program gives you the oversight systems to protect your practice—without sacrificing trust or efficiency.