Stop Worrying About How You’ll Get More Investigative Assignments

And Start Relishing All of the New Investigative Assignments You Now Get!

 

Are you an internal SIU investigator or an external private investigator looking to gain a professional or tactical advantage over your competition?

 

Is your volume of traditional insurance claim investigative assignments slow or at best unpredictable?

 

Do you worry about sustained income or reductions in workforce due to low case counts?

 

One of the greatest ways to separate yourself from the herd is advanced specialization: knowing how to do something that your contemporaries can’t…and doing it well.  

 

Beware the, “Same Old, Same Old”

 

Whether internal or external, conducting questionable and suspected fraudulent insurance investigations on claimants and injured workers is expected from an insurance investigator. In fact, let’s be honest, any insurance investigator worth their salt should know how to do that, agreed?

 

But there is a problem. One of saturation.

 

There are a ton of insurance investigators out there, but most only know how to conduct questionable and suspected fraudulent insurance investigations on claimants and injured workers. Though such investigators may certainly be great at doing that, their skills are limited to just that.

 

The real opportunity is to diversify your ability and elevate your investigative status by becoming one of the rare and in-demand specialists who is capable of investigating both sides of the injury claim coin: the claimant/injured worker AND the questionable and suspected fraudulent healthcare practitioners & providers who treat them.

 

In short, if you’re looking for a true competitive edge, it’s time for YOU to learn how to become a private insurance healthcare & provider fraud investigator!  

 

Using Our Expert Curriculum, You’ll Learn How to Properly Conduct

Private Insurance Healthcare & Provider Fraud Investigations in No Time!

 

Any claim or liability action resulting in an allegation of physical injury is susceptible to healthcare and provider fraud.

 

Some injuries are fabricated from the onset. Other start out legitimate, even witnessed, but then the worm turns. The true extent of injury is exaggerated to fraudulently inflate both the billing opportunities for unscrupulous medical providers and to fraudulently inflate the ultimate damage compensation for the alleged injured party.

 

Did you know…

 

In the U.S., Healthcare Frauds Exceed $68 Billion Dollars Annually!

 

This huge fraud problem creates a huge opportunity for you to finally become an investigative specialist!

 

Shockingly, far too many healthcare practitioners and ancillary medical providers who by virtue of their oaths and years of training should know when a patient is lying to them, instead go along with injury exaggerations. Some even use bogus patient complaints as the basis for their unnecessary treatments.

 

Worse yet, there are providers who simply see patients as a catalyst to their own riches. Those whose patients become innocent pawns, completely unaware of what their provider is billing on their behalf.

 

We Are Subject Matter Experts. We Spent Over a Decade Perfecting

How to Properly Detect, Investigate, & Mitigate Healthcare

& Provider Frauds So You Don’t Have to.

 

There is a huge and legitimate business need for specialized healthcare and provider fraud investigative services, but there aren’t nearly enough specially trained insurance investigators to fill that need.

 

Are you currently prepared to fill that need? Do you want to be? With our help, you soon could be!

 

Whether stemming from work injuries; auto accidents; slip & falls; or other liabilities, healthcare and provider frauds are perpetrated every single day. Quick examples of their schemes include:

 

• Billing for Services Not Actually Rendered

 

• Providers Colluding with Each Other in Patient-Sharing Schemes

 

• Charging Higher Levels of Services than were Actually Provided

 

• Physical Therapies or Medical Procedures Performed by Unlicensed People

 

• Unbundling Inclusive Services to Obtain Higher Rates of Reimbursement

 

• Billing for Unnecessary or Nonexistent Lab Work and/or Diagnostic Testing

 

• Billing for Name Brand Medications or Medical Equipment while Dispensing Generics

 

• Referring Patients for Therapies or Services to Places Where the Doctor holds a Financial Interest

 

Jumpstart Your Learning Curve by Devouring Our Proven Steps, Techniques, & Strategies.

 

You Could Be Up & Running as a Specialized Private Insurance

Healthcare & Provider Fraud Investigator in as Little as 90 Days!

 

Because internal SIU operations and external investigative vendor partner solutions differ, we offer two different reports absolutely free. Please request the free special report that reflects your proper role.

 

To receive our Free Special Report for Internal SIU Investigators and to learn more about how Insurance Fraud Consultants of America, LLC can help train you, simply complete the brief form below.

 

Please add, “SIU Provider Fraud Training” on the Subject line.

 

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Thank you for your interest in our training! We look forward to serving you soon!

 

All the Professional Best.

 

Sincerely,

Bo Barber, CFE

National Director

 

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