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Healthcare fraud is a form of fraud that involves the misuse of healthcare services and resources for personal gain. It can take many forms, such as billing for services that were not provided, upcoding, or providing unnecessary services. Healthcare fraud can be perpetrated by healthcare providers, patients, or third-party payers. It can also involve the use of false or misleading information to obtain payment for services.
Healthcare fraud can have a significant impact on the healthcare system, leading to higher costs for patients and payers, as well as reduced access to care. It can also lead to increased administrative costs for healthcare providers, as well as potential legal and financial penalties.
Companies in the healthcare fraud market include LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Health Integrity, and Optum. These companies provide services such as data analytics, fraud detection, and compliance monitoring. Show Less Read more