Fraud & Abuse Detection & Resolution Medical Risk Management Programs.

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Fraud & Abuse Detection & Resolution Medical Risk Management Programs

Aetna discloses 11% payment error rate 2003 – BCBS Association estimates that 5 – 10% of healthcare claims are paid incorrectly. Business Insurance March Federal Gov’t negotiated more than $1.8B in judgments and settlements in health care fraud matters. Health Care Fraud and Abuse Control Program Annual Report by the DOJ and HHS – CMS announced 9.1% error rate 4 Billion transactions annually – 6.3% error rate. HHS-OIG $150B in fraud is paid by commercial payers annually National HealthCare Anti-Fraud Assoc. 54% of Physicians reported using deception of third-party payors to obtain benefits $250B of waste in Healthcare Fraud and abuse, creative billing schemes, claim system deficiencies, lack of good and aggregated data, and transparency are all prime drivers Claims Systems have been designed for an environment that creates efficiencies in cutting checks with strong capabilities in managing Eligibility and Benefit Plans. Applied Risk Management requires a new dynamic! The big Carriers often do not apply the best capabilities to control costs in order to maintain discounts in their Networks – the result can be employers end up paying more!

Who Is Helping Employers Avoid Waste? Over half of the country’s payors do not employ fraud detection technology. BCBS Association 2003 Fraud Results: 0.18% of paid claims. Class Action Lawsuit for arbitrary and unfair reimbursements: –CIGNA - $540 million –Aetna - $470 million Business Intelligence is rarely applied to health care costs. Cost Containment programs, when applied, are typically done retrospectively: –Retrospective recovery yields an average savings of $0.10 on every dollar identified; –Prepayment avoidance yields an average savings of $0.54 on every dollar identified.

Cypress Benefit Administrators Employs the Industry’s Leading Edge Loss Control Solutions Provider Integrity Program Data Driven Fraud & Abuse Prevention Intelligent Claim Surveillance Pre-Payment Investigations Automated Code Edits Provider R&C Negotiations Nobody Matches the Power and Control of the Cypress Medical Risk Management Program! Employers Can Expect a reduction in OVERALL claim costs of 5% - 10% through these efforts.

Provider Integrity and Fraud Prevention Data driven, provider centric fraud prevention with over 12,000 provider TINs on our “watch list” Mine and manage over 1,100 data sources. 35,000+ HHS sanctions 40,000+ high risk addresses Automated FSA Deathmaster Matching Patriot Act compliance Identifies providers with a track record of aberrant billing practices and/or positive investigations experience – before claims are paid Relevant Statistics -3.4% of all provider records in the U.S. are “phantom providers” -$0.10 of every dollar spent in health care is fraud or abuse (NHAA) -Average savings of 54% for every dollar reviewed CYPRESS’ PROVIDER INTEGRITY AND FRAUD PREVENTION PROGRAM REDUCES OVERALL PAID CLAIMS AN AVERAGE OF 0.25% - 1%.

Intelligent Claim Surveillance Pattern Recognition: Identifies sophisticated schemes by integrating statistical models with historical claim patterns to score the probability of fraud or abuse. Technology originally used for credit card industry. Uses historical data to develop profiles and constantly updates the data to “learn” and detect both known and emerging fraud schemes. Claim line analytics ranks claims according to fraud risk with reason codes to quickly pinpoint claims that warrant review on a prepayment basis. Claim Line Analytics Include: -Procedure Repetition- Unusual Modifiers- Geographic Improbabilities -High Dollars/Day- Unusual Procedure Rate- Surge Analysis (hit & run) -High paid procedures- Timed Procedures- Missing Modifiers Improbability Illustrations -Improbable Timed Billings (avg. hrs billed per day or per week or on holidays -Collusive Networks/Drop Box Scams (Patient selling/Provider identity theft) -Geographic Improbabilities (procedures hundreds/thousand of miles away) CYPRESS’ INTELLIGENT CLAIM SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM REDUCES OVERALL PAID CLAIMS AN AVERAGE OF 0.5% - 1.5%.

Pre-Payment Investigations Daily Claim File analyzed for provider matches and fraud risk scores Daily Queues Created and worked by investigative staff to focus efforts on best opportunities for pre-payment investigations 24 Hour claim decision turnaround (Pay, Deny or Pend for furhter info) Investigation Includes: - License Verification- Patient Interview- Medical Record Review - Document Analysis- Clinical Review- Coding Review -Experienced, Multi-Disciplinary Staff including special investigators experienced in health care fraud, clinical staff and coding professionals -54% Average Savings in every dollar investigated -Fraud awareness training and compliance for all 50 states -Retrospective Recovery yields an avg. savings of $0.10 on every dollar identified -Prospective Recovery yields an avg. savings of $0.54 on every dollar identified CYPRESS’ PRE-PAYMENT INVESTIGATIONS REDUCE OVERALL CLAIM COSTS BY 1% - 3%

Automated Code Edits 11 Rule Modules to detect and prevent abusive billing practices on a prepayment basis: –Rebundler, CPT Add-on Codes, Incidental Procedures, Problematic Coding, Global Surgical, E-M Crosswalk, Modifier Misuse, Medical Necessity, Asst. Surgeon Inappropriateness, New Patient Visit Level. 300,000+ rules comprising over 15 million sourced and documented edits from CMS, CCI, AMA Provider Variance Reporting facilitates network management Claims are properly coded PRIOR to PPO repricing CYPRESS’ AUTOMATED CODE EDITING CAPABILITIES REDUCE CLAIM COSTS BY 1% - 4% OVER TRADITIONAL EDITING SOFTWARE.

Provider R&C Negotiations Medicare cost-to-charge data establishes baseline for reasonable charge Negotiate from net cost up rather than billed charge down 85% success rate – savings produced from 18% - 34% Claims routing by success rate maximizes savings Not a prompt pay discount negotiation CYPRESS’ PROVIDER R&C NEGOTIATION PROGRAM REDUCES OVERALL CLAIM COSTS BY 1% - 3%