Table Of Contents
Understanding Healthcare Fraud
Importance Of Knowing Your Patients
How To Develop A KYP Program
Understanding Healthcare Fraud
most
video visits and
new patients remotely, healthcare has wholly embraced
era.
this digital revolution has also been accompanied by a sharp increase in healthcare data breaches and number of several other frauds, as highlighted at the Health 2.0 Conference’s previous edition.
These data breaches violate patients' privacy and significantly enhance the likelihood of medical fraud since they give hackers and those who buy stolen data on the dark web the ability to pose more easily as actual patients.
be sure that their patients are who they say they are,
all areas of health care must be thoroughly
likelihood of financial crime.
Adding further the professional at the Health 2.0 Conference said that the health care sector must also implement Know Your Patient (KYP) procedures to combat the alarming increase in prescription and insurance spam and to confirm that patients are of legal age to receive specific treatments and operations.
Hospitals, pharmacies, and laboratories use online identity proofing technologies to prevent imposters from receiving sensitive medical information, test results, and prescriptions.
Furthermore, the effectiveness and quality of patient care can be increased and scam rate will be decreased with the proper solution discussed in the Health 2.0 Conference.
How To Develop A KYP Program?
When creating a Know Your Patient program, health care companies might handle the challenges in one of the ways as recommended by experts who will attend the Health 2.0 Conference’s upcoming addition to find out the most prominent solution against healthcare
spam:
● Step 1: To confirm the identity of the individual creating the online account, a live selfie (from which a biometric template is formed) and a government-issued ID (such as a driver's license, passport, or ID card) are taken via a smartphone or computer's webcam.
● Step 2: Verify that the ID is legitimate and unmodified and that the patient seen in the selfie is who is depicted on the ID.