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by ipython 1494 days ago
Can’t do that at our local hospitals. The forms are all computerized and your signature is captured on a small tablet.
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What protects you from them swapping the forms then? All you gave them was a picture of your signature, they could add it to any form they'd want.
There really isn't anything anyone can preemptively do about someone else committing outright fraud. If that's their intent, all they need to do is photocopy a paper form with your signature on it, and move your signature anywhere they want.
Nothing, obviously. But I didn’t think this was a contest to see who could defraud the customer. Clearly we already established they can charge whatever they like, what more do you want? :)