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Your Guide to Updates to the
Health Care Fraud & Abuse Summit! |
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Registration passes are selling quickly -
The MUST-ATTEND event in 2010
for Compliance and Claims Executives!
To register and save $200 on the current rate, contact us at 800-767-9499 by
THIS Friday, April 2, 2010 and mention promo code: SJX549 and priority code: %%merge MEMBERS_.KEYCODE%%! (Gov�t rate excluded)
Dear %%merge MEMBERS_.FIRST_NAME_%%,
We noticed that you have not yet secured your pass to attend the Leadership Summit on Health Care Fraud & Abuse on May 13-14, 2010 in Washington DC and wanted to let you know about the recent additions to the program - listed below!
Thank you,
Melynda
Melynda Hilliard, Summit Manager, World Congress
P.S. Don't forget! Registration passes are selling quickly! To register and save $200, contact us at
800-767-9499 by THIS Friday, April 2, 2010 and mention promo code: SJX549 and priority code: %%merge MEMBERS_.KEYCODE%%! (Gov't rate excluded) |
The FBI has JUST Confirmed their Participation
CLOSING KEYNOTE ADDRESS: FBI Fraud and Abuse
Investigation Process
- Investigative strategies
- How a case is investigated from start to finish
- How interviews are conducted and what key information must be extracted
Larry D. Guerin, Supervisory Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigations
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Earn CEUs
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Compliance Certification Board (CCB) This program has been approved for 10.5 Compliance Certification Board (CCB) Continuing Education Units in Compliance Training and Education and Auditing and Monitoring for Compliance. Granting of prior approval in no way constitutes endorsement by CCB of the program content or the program sponsor. CCB program code #WC-002.
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Four Data-Driven Case Studies From Industry Leaders
- Kaiser Permanente's Compliance Program Endeavors for Accurate Revenue Cycle and Billing Processes
- Prevention and Early Detection of Health Care Fraud, Waste and Abuse
- Critical Tools for Prompt Privacy Breach Response in Fraud Prevention
- Medical Identity Theft and Red Flag Rules: The Health Plan Perspective
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Keynote Address from the OIG
OIG Work Plan Audit � Priorities and Processes Providers Need to Consider
- Discuss coding claims accurately for Medicare home health agencies
- Examine the extent to which physicians are aware of their reassignments to avoid schemes
- Review Medicare contractors' processes for enrolling and monitoring suppliers of durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics and home health agencies to ensure billing compliance
Ann Maxwell, Regional Inspector General, Office of Inspector General
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Will the Use of HIT Reduce Fraud, Waste and Abuse? The Center for Health Transformation Weighs In
- Will anti-fraud recovery monies pay for HIT?
- Explore the future of EMRs used to track emergency room hopping and drug shopping
- Discover how the design of new and innovative approaches can enable the use of data through electronic health record reporting to find emerging trends and vulnerabilities in high-risk areas such as durable medical equipment and home health
Jim Frogue, Vice President and Director of State Policy, Center for Health Transformation
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Four In-Depth, Hands-On Seminars
- Medical Identity Theft and Red Flag Rules: The Health Plan Perspective
- Qui Tam Fraud – Composition of a Whistleblower Lawsuit
- Aligning Contracts, Policies, and Audits to Ensure Managed Care Organizations Detect Overpayments and Legally Demand Repayments
- Medicare Fraud – What the Government Can Learn From the Private Sector
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Executive Networking Participant
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To Inquire About Sponsorship and Executive Networking Opportunities, contact:
Annie McKnight
Bus Dev Manager
The World Congress Leadership Summits
Phone: 781-939-2635
[email protected] |
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