Showing posts with label medical identity theft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medical identity theft. Show all posts

Monday, June 12, 2017

Another Clean Up Entry

Hi All,

Well, we're heading to the mid-year mark of 2017 and I still have way too many websites to discuss on the blog. Which means that I need to do another 'clean up' entry where I cover a bunch of websites with a brief summary next to each title...


Path For Climate Change, Beyond Paris - From the NYTimes. 

Meditation Basics - Psychology Today

Medical Identity Theft - FTC.gov - what's worse than regular id theft? medical id theft....

20 Great Public Library Websites - interesting blog

Serious Eats : A Food Blog and Community

Beyond Google: 56 Authoritative Untapped Resources

Top 10 Tech News Websites 

MIT OpenCourseWare - free online course materials

Our Automated Future - the New Yorker

Compare Cell Phone Plans, Internet Plans and Tablets - WhistleOut

Enjoy the sites!

Regards,
Stu






Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Medical Identity Theft

Hi All,

Its a fact of life - we live...and we sometimes get sick.  And its a very unfortunate fact of life some people try to take advantage of those very same sick people.

As a result there is such a thing as medical identity theft. 

Basically it goes like this: 'A thief may use your name or health insurance numbers to see a doctor, get prescription drugs, file claims with your insurance provider, or get other care. If the thief's health information is mixed with yours, your treatment, insurance and payment records, and credit report may be affected'.  

If you see signs of medical identity theft, visit Identity Theft.gov to report and recover from identity theft.

Click on the following links to learn more about detecting medical identity theft, correcting mistakes in your medical records, protecting your medical information and checking for other identity theft  problems.

For more information on extended fraud alerts and credit freezes, click this link.
To learn how to keep your personal information secure, click here.  

Hopefully you won't need these links, but if you do I hope they help!

Regards,

Stu