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Dhs Reporting And Audits
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If you reported your hospital stay to DHS and they didnt act, document your attempts and follow up in writing. Audits can occur on both open and closed cases, and DHS may verify information with Social Security. They can request access to your medical records with your consent. Consider speaking with a supervisor or submitting your report via certified mail. If your lawyer provided incorrect advice, you might have grounds for a complaint.Full Conversation
No I have a lawyer could I get in trouble because of her
It sounds like a frustrating situation. If your lawyer gave you incorrect advice or failed to act, you might have grounds for a complaint. Here are some steps you can take:
- Communicate with Your Lawyer: Express your concerns directly to your lawyer.
- Seek a Second Opinion: Consult another lawyer for advice on your situation.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint against your lawyer if needed?
- Communicate with Your Lawyer: Express your concerns directly to your lawyer.
- Seek a Second Opinion: Consult another lawyer for advice on your situation.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint against your lawyer if needed?
No I mean could I get in trouble because of the food stamp worker not doing anything
It’s unlikely you'll get in trouble if you reported your hospital stay and the food stamp worker didn't act on it. However, to protect yourself, consider these steps:
- Document Everything: Keep all records of your interactions with DHS.
- Follow Up: Contact DHS again, preferably in writing, and request confirmation that your information has been received.
Have you already taken these steps?
- Document Everything: Keep all records of your interactions with DHS.
- Follow Up: Contact DHS again, preferably in writing, and request confirmation that your information has been received.
Have you already taken these steps?
No I haven't worried that when I reapply it will be a different worker and they might say I didn't report. Was it too late, am in trouble already?
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It’s important to document your original report to the DHS and any follow-up interactions. Here’s what you can do:
- Written Follow-Up: Send a written follow-up to DHS, summarizing your hospital stay and your attempt to report it previously.
- Request Confirmation: Ask for written confirmation that your report has been received and recorded.
Have you documented your initial attempt to report your hospital stay?
It’s important to document your original report to the DHS and any follow-up interactions. Here’s what you can do:
- Written Follow-Up: Send a written follow-up to DHS, summarizing your hospital stay and your attempt to report it previously.
- Request Confirmation: Ask for written confirmation that your report has been received and recorded.
Have you documented your initial attempt to report your hospital stay?
The lady wasn't very nice and I wrote what it was about on a paper. Is it legal to just walk away
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It's understandable that you're frustrated. It's not illegal to walk away, but it's better to ensure your report is properly documented. Consider submitting your written report formally and requesting a confirmation receipt from DHS.
Would you like more details on how to submit a formal report to the DHS?
It's understandable that you're frustrated. It's not illegal to walk away, but it's better to ensure your report is properly documented. Consider submitting your written report formally and requesting a confirmation receipt from DHS.
Would you like more details on how to submit a formal report to the DHS?
But where do I go it's only going to be the same lady turning me down
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It sounds like you're in a tough spot. Here are a few options to consider:
- Request to speak with a different worker: You have the right to request another worker or ask for a supervisor.
- Submit your report via mail or online: If you can, send your report through certified mail or check if there’s an online submission option.
Would you like more details on how to submit your report in writing?
It sounds like you're in a tough spot. Here are a few options to consider:
- Request to speak with a different worker: You have the right to request another worker or ask for a supervisor.
- Submit your report via mail or online: If you can, send your report through certified mail or check if there’s an online submission option.
Would you like more details on how to submit your report in writing?
When I reapply for benefits will they check if I was hospitalized if I'm disabled and collecting SSDI or will they just verify with social security
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When you reapply for benefits, the Department of Human Services (DHS) may verify your information with Social Security and check other relevant details, including your hospitalization, to ensure accuracy and avoid overpayments.
To better guide you, have you documented all your interactions and hospital records?
When you reapply for benefits, the Department of Human Services (DHS) may verify your information with Social Security and check other relevant details, including your hospitalization, to ensure accuracy and avoid overpayments.
To better guide you, have you documented all your interactions and hospital records?
Even if it was a past hospitalization
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Yes, past hospitalizations can still be relevant when you reapply for benefits. It's crucial to maintain accurate records and documentation of your hospitalization and interactions with DHS.
To help guide you further:
- Document Everything: Ensure you have detailed records of your hospital stay and all interactions with DHS.
- Follow Up in Writing: Send a follow-up letter to DHS, summarizing your situation and requesting confirmation of receipt.
Would you like more information on how to document your interactions or any other specific questions?
Yes, past hospitalizations can still be relevant when you reapply for benefits. It's crucial to maintain accurate records and documentation of your hospitalization and interactions with DHS.
To help guide you further:
- Document Everything: Ensure you have detailed records of your hospital stay and all interactions with DHS.
- Follow Up in Writing: Send a follow-up letter to DHS, summarizing your situation and requesting confirmation of receipt.
Would you like more information on how to document your interactions or any other specific questions?
How would it relevant if when I went into the department of human services to report a past hospitalization they told me they can't do anything with the information already
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The relevance of your past hospitalization depends on your benefits and the policies of the Department of Human Services (DHS). To clarify your situation and ensure proper documentation, consider these steps:
- Request a Supervisor: Ask to speak with a supervisor to explain why your information was not accepted.
- Submit in Writing: Send a certified letter detailing your hospitalization and previous attempts to report it.
Would you like more information on how to submit your report formally?
The relevance of your past hospitalization depends on your benefits and the policies of the Department of Human Services (DHS). To clarify your situation and ensure proper documentation, consider these steps:
- Request a Supervisor: Ask to speak with a supervisor to explain why your information was not accepted.
- Submit in Writing: Send a certified letter detailing your hospitalization and previous attempts to report it.
Would you like more information on how to submit your report formally?
Are audits done on open or closed food stamp cases
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Audits can be done on both open and closed food stamp cases. The Department of Human Services (DHS) may review past cases to ensure accuracy and detect any overpayments or fraud.
Would you like more information on how to formally submit your report to DHS or any specific questions about the audit process?
Audits can be done on both open and closed food stamp cases. The Department of Human Services (DHS) may review past cases to ensure accuracy and detect any overpayments or fraud.
Would you like more information on how to formally submit your report to DHS or any specific questions about the audit process?
What is included in an audit
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An audit typically includes the following:
- Review of all your documentation and records related to your benefits.
- Verification of the reported information with external sources.
- Identification and investigation of discrepancies or overpayments.
- Interviews or questionnaires to gather more information.
Do you need more details on how to prepare for an audit?
An audit typically includes the following:
- Review of all your documentation and records related to your benefits.
- Verification of the reported information with external sources.
- Identification and investigation of discrepancies or overpayments.
- Interviews or questionnaires to gather more information.
Do you need more details on how to prepare for an audit?
Do they have rights to your medical records
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In general, the Department of Human Services (DHS) can request access to your medical records to verify eligibility for benefits, but they must have your consent to obtain them. Here are some key points:
- Your consent is required for DHS to access your medical records.
- They may ask for documentation to confirm your medical condition and hospitalization.
Do you have more questions about consent or how to provide necessary documentation?
In general, the Department of Human Services (DHS) can request access to your medical records to verify eligibility for benefits, but they must have your consent to obtain them. Here are some key points:
- Your consent is required for DHS to access your medical records.
- They may ask for documentation to confirm your medical condition and hospitalization.
Do you have more questions about consent or how to provide necessary documentation?
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