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Future of Information
Healthcare
Dan Johnson
SVP Strategy Healthcare
October, 2014
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Fraud, Waste, and Abuse
Intent to
Deceive
Between 3% - 10% of healthcare claims submitted are erroneous or fraudulent.
Medicare estimated $50 billion in “improper payments” in 20101.
Estimated 1-2% of overall healthcare “overpayment” is being caught or prevented.
Healthcare spending in 2010 was 2.6 trillion, or 17.9% of GDP.
Healthcare fraud alone is estimated to be 10% of expenditures, or $260 billion.
Last year the federal government alone recovered $4.3 billion in healthcare fraud.
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Source: 1U.S. Office of Management and Budget, 2011
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Healthcare Fraud
Opportunities to Leverage Existing Capabilities
Identity Fraud
Eligibility Fraud
Types
Bogus treatment
Purchase
prescriptions
Free treatment
Credit card fraud
Bogus providers
Stolen identities
Experian
Capabilities
ID Proofing &
Authentication
Device Intelligence
Commercial
Database
Protect My IDalerts
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Types
Unlicensed
provider /
pharmacist
Provider
Verification
Entity Verification
Patient Eligibility
Employee
background
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Capabilities
ID Proofing
Commercial
Database
Public records
Claims Fraud
Types
Phantom
treatments
Double billing
Poor care –
follow-up req
Un-needed care
Bogus insurers
Free services
Inflated lab tests
Runners – tests
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Capabilities
PaymentSafe
Identity Proofing &
Authentication
Device Intelligence
Prescription
Fraud
Types
Fake scripts
Stolen scripts
Free prescriptions
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Capabilities
ID Proofing &
Authentication
Credentials
Device Intelligence
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Experian Healthcare
Strategic Initiatives
Healthcare Patient Matching
(PIN) project
Experian Secure Storage
(ESS)
Payment Factoring
Medical Identity Alerts
Full-file Reporting by
Hospitals
Portal Protection (Precise ID
and FraudNet)
Data Lab analytics
Concept – Fraud Bureau
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Experian Healthcare
Strategic Initiatives: Data Lab Analytics
Passport Data Sample
520M HL7 records
Patient demographic
information (non-PHI) only
~30M individuals
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Analysis
Number of unique patients
Data trends and
correlations
Assess matching algorithm
Goals
Consumer medical identity
alerts
Patient identity matching
Support development of
UMPI
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