Auspicium CEO, Denise Cicchella, speaks at AHIA Annual Conference in Austin, Texas
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Denise spoke to the organization in 2013 about successful Transition Management of Hospital Construction Projects. The course was so well received, she was invited back to address the topic of Health Care Fraud for this years conference. Denise's session was well attended with over 200 conference members present. Denise addressed fraud in the healthcare billing process and discussed such schemes as: ghost patients, unbundling of claims, identity theft (for use of stolen of fictitious medicare numbers), and others. The session was well received by participants who found the class engaging, entertaining, eye opening and thought provoking. Denise provided tips they could use in their every day work to go back and identify these schemes through audit and automated audit methods.
Health care fraud costs the country tens of billions of dollars a year. It's a rising threat, with national health care expenditures estimated to exceed
Denise and Auspicium provide custom audit service and audit training solutions to many clients including healthcare, education, pharmaceutical, and other industries. Denise is a subject matter expert in the field of construction audit, project management and fraud examination.
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