Woman Discovers Fraudulent Medical Claims Under Her Name
A woman discovered two fraudulent medical treatment records from a Pathum Thani hospital registered under her name in the Mhor Prom app, despite never visiting. The records included incorrect personal details and raised serious concerns abo
A Facebook user posted in the consumer advocacy group 'We Are Consumers' that after checking her vaccination history in the Mhor Prom app, she was shocked to discover two medical treatment records from a Pathum Thani hospital in January–February, despite never visiting that hospital. She had only received a stool check from a health volunteer once and never saw a doctor, took medication, or received treatment there.
However, the system showed two instances of healthcare benefit usage. The patient records listed her height as 164 cm when her actual height is 158 cm, which has remained consistent throughout her life. She questioned who used her healthcare benefits, whose data was recorded in the system, and who received any medication the hospital may have dispensed. She previously contacted the Comptroller General's Department but was told to gather evidence herself, leaving the matter unresolved.
She appealed to others in the group to share similar experiences and advise on next steps, emphasizing that this is not merely a financial issue but a matter of healthcare rights and personal data protection that warrants urgent investigation into who used her benefits in her name.
