This means that medicines are ambiguous, leading to complex health policy. This leaves American citizens in the dark due to increasing high costs and ignorance of pricing schedules. This leaves us with a high percentage of frauds increasing daily. Citizens do not know exactly what the cost of the procedures is; medicines and treatments, what the doctor and pharmacist ask for, they pay just to ensure their life. In turn, this increases the risk of vulnerable acts such as fraud. On the other hand, the patient trusts the doctor for payment and does not even know where the money was used. It also increases the risk of fraud in the United States (Fisher,