Russell Bessette
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“Medicaid and Medicare spending. But frankly, we can’t define a good doctor—or even a bad one.” Sue answered, “I agree. But forming another state committee won’t help. A committee is simply a group of the unknowing doing the work of the unwilling for the benefit of the uncaring.”She paused to observe their expressions and then added, “In my opinion, such committees are composed of major donors to the political party in power. Those citizens often comprise the unknowing. Their interest is fame or attaining personal business goals. Staff for law enforcement or the health department are already overworked, so they form the unwilling.”
― Twisted Oath
― Twisted Oath
“her, he said, “Dr. Whitney, again thank you for joining us. Please know this meeting is informal but confidential. Its real reason—we need your help.” Surprised, she blurted, “Commissioner Jarvis, that I didn’t expect.” All three men laughed, and Keith said, “After all you’ve been through, we understand. Now, please relax. We’re all on a first-name basis here. May we call you Sue?” “Considering you know how I take my coffee, I suspect we’re beyond a first-name relationship.” Henry smiled. “Very good, Sue. You understand FBI tactics. We never ask a question without knowing its answer. But let me second Keith’s welcome. The FBI is anxious to acquire your help.” Unseen beneath the table’s edge, she wiped the moisture from her palms onto her pantsuit and said, “I’m pleased to help, if I can. But I need more details.” Keith said, “Indeed, and that’s what we plan to discuss. If you agree, our attorney, Bob Parker, is here to answer any legal concerns you might have.” “OK, I’m ready.” “The health department’s focus is on high-quality medical care, but a few bad apples outsmart us, work around us, employ new technology that confuses us, or simply submit fraudulent claims for payment.” Sue said, “I’ve seen my former colleagues do the same thing. I blamed it all on medicine becoming a business rather than a profession.”
― Twisted Oath
― Twisted Oath




























