The U.S. private-sector health insurance industry spends $30 Billion each year administering claims. Processing claims is complex. Does your organization have the appropriate measures in place to validate proper claims payments? With health care costs continuing to rise and corporate liability increasing, can your organization afford not to audit?
Control Wasteful Spending
One of the largest studies of third party claim payment accuracy found the error rate to be over 10 percent.2
Comply with the Law
A claim audit provides valuable feedback and proof that your organization is maintaining its fiduciary obligation under ERISA.
Reduce Future Costs
Regular audits send a clear signal to your organization’s benefit administrator that you are taking an active role in ensuring that they are minimizing costs. This will help your organization’s plan operate more efficiently.
| AUDIT TYPE | |||
| Comprehensive | Hybrid | Random | |
| Primary Objective Met | Identification and Recovery of a Significant Number of Overpayments | Compliance | Compliance |
| Secondary Objective Met | Compliance | Identification and Recovery of a Smaller Number of Overpayments | A Statistically Valid Measurement of Your Administrator's Performance |
| Number of Employees in Plan | |||
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1. The Wall Street Journal (New York, NY: Dec 2007)
2. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Improper Medicare Fee-For-Service Payments Report, (Baltimore, MD:November 2005)
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