Section I: Submitter information
Item 1, a confidential or anonymous complaint, then name, address, telephone and email in Items 2 to 5, and the submitter type in Item 6.
10-390
VHA Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Complaint Form
VA Form 10-390 is the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Complaint Form. VA's form page says to use it to report potential health-care fraud, waste, or abuse in VA programs. The form defines fraud as the intentional misrepresentation of information to gain undeserved payment for a claim, waste as spending federal healthcare dollars on services that are unnecessary, and abuse as a questionable practice inconsistent with accepted medical or business policies.
The form is two pages: Section I for the submitter, Section II for the Veteran, patient or beneficiary, Section III for the provider and Section IV for the complaint itself. It is sent by email or secure fax. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.


Item 1, a confidential or anonymous complaint, then name, address, telephone and email in Items 2 to 5, and the submitter type in Item 6.

A box for I do not know any patient information, a box for same information as submitter, then name, address, telephone and email in Items 9 to 12.

A box for I do not know any provider information, then the name of the provider, business, facility or practice, the provider NPI if known and the address.
Item 17 names the program, such as CHAMPVA, VA Community Care, the Foreign Medical Program, the Camp Lejeune Family Member Program, State Veteran Homes or a VA Medical Center. Item 18 asks about a related medical claim and Item 19 the type of fraud, waste or abuse.
Item 20 lists all parties involved, Item 21 holds a detailed description and history with any claim numbers and dates of service, and Item 22 covers attachments, copies only.
Page 2 explains how the information is used and shared, and estimates an average of 10 minutes per respondent, per year.
Most sections open with the note Complete as much as possible.
Select how to submit the complaint in Item 1. The form explains when a confidential submitter's identity may still be disclosed outside VA.
Complete as much of Sections I to III as possible. Check the boxes in Items 7 and 13 if no patient or provider information is known.
Pick the program and the type of fraud, waste or abuse, list the parties involved and write a detailed description and history of what happened, with claim numbers and dates of service if available.
Item 22 says multiple attachments may be sent, copies only, such as complaints, bills, EOBs and correspondence.
Send the form by email to [email protected] or by secure fax to 303-398-5295. The form asks that emailed complaints not include sensitive information like Social Security Number or bank account information.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
[email protected]. The form says not to include sensitive information like Social Security Number or bank account information when submitting by email.
303-398-5295.
The form says you may also call the VHA Integrity and Compliance Helpline: 866-842-4357 (VHA-HELP).
Comments on the burden estimate go to [email protected], and the form says not to send a completed VA Form 10-390 to that address.
The current edition is dated OCT 2024. It carries OMB Control No. 2900-0944, which expires 10/31/2027.
10-10d
73 fields, 3 pages
10-7959A
42 fields, 2 pages
10-7959f-2
15 fields, 2 pages
10-10068
84 fields, 3 pages
Veteran and Beneficiary are the first two submitter choices in Item 6.
Provider is one of the submitter choices. Section III separately asks about the provider, business, facility or practice the complaint is about.
The VA Employee choice asks for the employee's location and department.
An Other (Specify) choice covers submitters who are not a Veteran, beneficiary, provider or VA employee.
Item 1 offers a confidential or an anonymous complaint. The form says an anonymous submitter is not required to give a name or contact information, but withholding it could limit the review.
Item 6 of the form lists who the submitter can be.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-390.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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VA's form page says to use it to report potential health-care fraud, waste, or abuse in VA programs.
Item 1 offers an anonymous option. The form says an anonymous submitter is not required to give a name, patient name or contact information, but withholding it could limit the review.
The form says the information is confidential and may be disclosed outside VA only if authorized under the Privacy Act. It lists cases where identity may still be disclosed, such as a referral to law enforcement.
By email to [email protected] or by secure fax to 303-398-5295. The form also lists the VHA Integrity and Compliance Helpline, 866-842-4357 (VHA-HELP).
Item 22 says multiple attachments may be submitted, copies only. Its examples are complaints, bills, EOBs and correspondence.
The Privacy Act notice says information on the form may be disclosed to VA OIG, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies involved in actions related to health care services, medical benefits or payment for services.
Yes. Item 7 is a box for I do not know any patient information and Item 13 a box for I do not know any provider information.