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Fraud Indicators and Red Flags

AIHC

When Audit Managers Knowingly Skew Audit Results Written by Carl J Byron , CCS, CHA, CIFHA, CMDP, CPC, CRAS, ICDCTCM/PCS, OHCC and CPT/03 USAR FA (Ret) Fraud cannot be eliminated. No system is completely fraud-proof, as any system can be bypassed or manipulated. on fraud detection and prevention in healthcare.

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Using Compliance Software To Prevent Healthcare Fraud, Waste, and Abuse

MedTrainer

Healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse is a costly problem for both public and private payers. The National Health Care Anti-Fraud Association estimates financial losses due to healthcare fraud could be as much as $300 billion annually. Keep in mind that these are just examples of provider fraud!

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What is a Healthcare Compliance Officer?

Verisys

As government agencies and national regulatory organizations pass more regulations and the need for healthcare services grows, healthcare compliance officers (HCOs) are more important than ever. Accordingly, maintaining compliance has become a key focus for healthcare facilities. HCO Qualifications. Reimbursement.

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The Role of AI in Healthcare Compliance

Verisys

Enhancing Data Accuracy and Reporting Maintaining detailed records is essential for regulatory compliance, but even minor documentation errors can result in missing provider details or negatively impact patient care.

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Operation Nightingale and Protecting Your Organization from Potential Licensure Fraud

Provider Trust

State licensing boards nationwide have annulled the licenses of dozens of nurses who obtained fake degrees and used them to gain or secure employment. In Delaware, 26 nursing licenses were revoked when the nurses’ credentials were tied to the scheme.

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A Guide to the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB)

Verisys

Licensure actions Disciplinary actions from state medical boards, like suspensions or revoked licenses. Criminal convictions related to healthcare Felonies or misdemeanors involving fraud, patient abuse, or drug-related offenses. Other adverse actions Things like voluntarily giving up a license while under investigation.

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Fraud Indicators and Red Flags, Part 2

AIHC

Part 2: When Criminal Behavior Infiltrates Your Audit Program Written by Carl J Byron , CCS, CHA, CIFHA, CMDP, CPC, CRAS, ICDCTCM/PCS, OHCC and CPT/03 USAR FA (Ret) We Recommend Reading Part 1 Fraud Indicators and Red Flags When Audit Managers Knowingly Skew Audit Results as this article is Part 2, the rest of the story.

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