Insurance agents have sold fraudulent Medicare plans to an estimated 1,000 Mississippians over the past year, forcing them to spend months untangling the mess to regain coverage under a traditional Medicare program.
State and federal government officials are doing little to stop the unauthorized switches as the problem persists.
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