The YouTube video from Norbert “Bob” Gostischa describes the speaker’s frustrating experience attempting to report a fraudulent Medicare charge. He highlights the difficulty of reporting fraud due to long hold times, unhelpful transfers, and complex online forms, despite Medicare’s stated desire to combat fraud. The video emphasizes that the current system is inefficient and inaccessible, particularly for seniors, contrasting it with the ease with which fraudsters operate. Ultimately, the speaker advocates for streamlined reporting mechanisms, dedicated staff, and increased accountability to ensure reported fraud is addressed. I used Google’s NotebookLM to create this.
You’ll find the YouTube video that was submitted to create this discussion at: https://youtu.be/gdVNrV8my0o
That problem may have all but disappeared now The Big Ugly Bill has passed through the House.
No more Medicare or Medicaid, Food-aid, etc. is going to hurt millions.
Sorry David but you’re mistaken. My Medicare coverage doesn’t change. However, if you really should be getting either Medicare or Medicaid, you might be in for a shock. 
Yes, you are fortunate, those who haven’t the funds or a company based cover or medical insurance/cover are going to be in dire straights.
Only if their claim is fraudulent.
Not since The Big Ugly Bill - Medicare or Medicaid is dead, fraudulent or not.
Stop listening to the wrong information. Lies are still lies even when you dress them up as panic mode.
Its all over the internet.