Are we becoming ethical in spite of ourselves?
Radical shifts in technology are leading to greater transparency in our daily lives. Any time we use an electronic device, we...
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Facebook posts prove workers’ comp fraud
Facebook helped state investigators prove a Port Clinton woman committed Workers’ Compensation fraud, officials said Tuesday. Kelley Wheeler, 55, pleaded guilty...
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Arkansas fire department launches national arson tracking system
A national, web-based arson tracking system that the Arkansas City Fire-EMS Department and fire departments statewide will begin using soon will...
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Local hospital is using new technology to identify patients
A one-of-a-kind new patient registration system at University Medical Center uses your hand to identify you and your previous medical records....
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YouTube helps catch $21M-worth of disability fraud
Smile, you’re on disability fraud camera. Officials at the Utah Attorney General’s Office and federal Office of Inspector General for the...
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The Case for Claims Systems Purchases
In two recent reports, Celent breaks down the claims vendor space and claims fraud. In the report “Claims System Vendors: North...
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Michigan turns to analytics to stop fraud
Michigan officials are looking to fight fraud, waste and abuse in the state’s unemployment insurance and food stamp programs, with the...
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Evaluating the benefits of text analytics in fraud detection
As more and more insurers leverage analytical techniques for detecting suspicious claims, the benefits of text mining are becoming more apparent....
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Electronic medical records probed for over-billing
The Obama administration is forging ahead with a multi-billion dollar plan to shift from paper to electronic medical records, despite continuing...
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The Future of Claims Fraud Detection
Statistically, 70 percent of respondents in a recent survey said they would never commit claims fraud, but that leaves 30 percent...
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