WORKSHOP CONTROLLING FRAUD AND ABUSE IN HEALTH INSURANCE COLLEGE OF INSURANCE (INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF INDIA) 23-24 February 2012 Setting the Context 1 CONTROLLING FRAUD & ABUSE IN HEALTH INSURANCE 7/29/2017 College of Insurance (III) Workshop on Fraud and Abuse in Health Insurance 2 CONTROLLING FRAUD & ABUSE IN HEALTH INSURANCE 7/29/2017 29-Jul-17 College of Insurance (III) Workshop on Fraud and Abuse in Health Insurance 3 CONTROLLING FRAUD & ABUSE IN HEALTH INSURANCE Business focus has changed: From Property to Personal lines From Corporate to Retail From Large Amounts to Large Numbers III To a different business model – no cross subsidy To a different type of Risk & its Management Human Beings whose behavior cannot be read Environment of changed life-style, disregard for rules, no plans for loss prevention, ignorance of insurance. Health service providers – enough regulated ?? Intermediary’s role – enough supervised ?? Reduced sympathy from Judiciary/ Media. Society where insurance fraud is acceptable. 7/29/2017 29-Jul-17 College of Insurance (III) Workshop on Fraud and Abuse in Health Insurance 4 5 WORKSHOP CONTROLLING FRAUD AND ABUSE IN HEALTH INSURANCE COLLEGE OF INSURANCE (INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF INDIA) 23-24 February 2012 Workshop Agenda 6 We do know How Fraud happens - by providers, - by customers, - by sales/agency force How - to set triggers, how to analyze data - to develop processes, IT systems to do above - to investigate, how to ‘catch’ fraud Do we know.. • The results of our efforts…whether fraud - is growing? - has reduced? Whats the exact quantum, numbers…is it worth the effort..the worry..the work… Is it only numbers or concern of polluted eco system, customer’s health and money, the drain on resources What recourse world has adopted to deal with sophistication of fraudsters Are we geared, equipped, prepared.. The Workshop Basic Premise – learn together Compete vs co-operate Ready to share – best practices, information, data Work together for industry level initiative, anti-fraud forum, better and stringent laws, punitive action Specific Outcomes – - Define fraud and abuse, role & responsibility of each player - Best practices for preventing/detecting fraud - Dealing with fraud in mass schemes Workshop Format Group brain storming and presentations 4 groups covering entire spectrum 4 Panel discussion sessions - International Practices - Provider perspective - Investigating Agencies perspective - IT Interventions and solutions Concluding Panel discussion – Way Forward 29/07/2017 College of Insurance (III) Brokers' Session 10 11
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