Ways to report potential Fraud, Waste, and Abuse (FWA) include: All of the above.

• A. To the Compliance Department
• B. All of the above
• C. To your supervisor
• D. To the media

Answer: (B)

Reporting suspected FWA through multiple channels helps ensure concerns are heard, investigated, and acted on promptly. A robust FWA program typically supports internal routes such as reporting to the Compliance Department and informing your supervisor, because these channels keep the matter within the organization’s governance framework and protect confidentiality and whistleblower rights. It also recognizes that external avenues may be appropriate in certain circumstances—when internal channels are unresponsive, when policy or law requires it, or when public safety is at stake. In some contexts, that can include external disclosure to appropriate authorities or, rarely, the media, if the policy allows it and it’s the proper mechanism to protect the public interest. Because all of these routes can play a legitimate role depending on the situation and policy, the option that includes every listed reporting method is the best choice. Always follow your organization’s reporting policy, choose the channel that will effectively bring the issue to attention, and document the report to safeguard against retaliation.