Mastercard Expands HealthLock Benefit to Millions of U.S. Cardholders, Enabling Automated Detection of Potential Medical Claims Errors, Overbilling and Fraud
Benefit to be available to
HealthLock, a leading medical fraud and overbilling protection solution, announced today its platform will be available to commercial, small business and consumer Mastercard cardholders in
Starting
Data from the
“At HealthLock, our primary goal is to ensure patients’ private information is secure and that they never have to pay more than they owe for their medical care,” said HealthLock CEO
This comes after the service was made available to select US-issued HSA and FSA Mastercard cardholders last year. Individuals who have a commercial, small business or consumer Mastercard can enroll at mastercard.us/healthlock starting
“Mastercard’s track record in combating fraud and relentless innovation in data security has enabled us to protect customers from new and emerging challenges. In particular, medical data fraud is on the rise, making it more important than ever to ensure healthcare data is kept safe,” said
About HealthLock
With healthcare fraud, breaches and overbilling on the rise, HealthLock offers a digital solution that syncs with insurance carriers to monitor healthcare claims for red flags putting consumers’ medical identity and finances at risk. HealthLock was created to help patients easily understand, manage and navigate the healthcare system while protecting their privacy and ensuring they only pay what they owe – making healthcare simple and effortless for all. Its analytics-driven technology leverages data from more than half a billion dollars’ worth of medical claims to instantly organize claims, identify potential errors and help members fight back against overbilling. More at healthlock.com.
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1 JAMA Network. "Waste in the US Health Care System Estimated Costs and Potential for Savings." 2019.
2 Protenus Breach Barometer report: https://www.protenus.com/breach-barometer-report
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Source: HealthLock



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