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Financial identity theft is bad enough. But
lesser-known medical identity theft could be even
worse. This eye-opening report from the World
Privacy Forum says it often involves false entries
in medical files that could haunt a person for
ages and even lead to getting the wrong medical
treatment.
Medical identity fraud has already been reported.
One victim's record was altered with the wrong
blood type. Another person's file was changed to
include numerous psychiatric sessions that didn't
occur and false diagnoses of severe depression. A
Pennsylvania man discovered that an imposter used
his identity at five different hospitals to
receive more than $100,000 worth of medical
treatment. At each hospital, the imposter created
medical histories in the victim's name.
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