In “10
popular health care provider fraud schemes” the cover article of the
January/February 2013 ACFE Fraud magazine, author Charles E. Piper
points out that the difference between the health care realm and
many other industries is its huge, alluring easy pile of
cash.
This
training will discuss the “state of the industry” as it relates to
private plans, law enforcement and prosecution. Additional
discussions will include various anti-fraud initiatives and
resources available for anti-fraud professionals.
Members from
the Office of the Inspector General will discuss emerging risks for
health care transactions, including those related to current
legislation, the economic environment and other factors, and
representatives from the Federal Bureau of Investigation will be
discussing investigating complex health care frauds.
Key
Topics To Be Discussed Will Be:
- Health care fraud
schemes
- Emerging risks in health
care
- Law enforcement and
prosecution
- Anti-fraud initiatives
and available resources
- Ongoing trends
Who
Should Attend:
- Certified Fraud
Examiners and other anti-fraud specialists
- Forensic accountants,
auditors and analysts
- Internal and
independent auditors
- Criminal investigators
from local, state and federal agencies
- Lawyers, prosecutors and
other anti-fraud professionals
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Date:
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Tuesday - January 8,
2013
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Time:
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8:00AM
– 1:30PM (training starts promptly at 8:30AM)
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Location:
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DC Bar
Conference Center
1101
K. Street NW, Suite 200
Washington,
DC 20005
(202)
737-4700
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Cost:
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(Includes
breakfast and lunch)
- Chapter Members
$45
- Non Chapter
Members $55
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CPE
Credits:
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This
course offers an opportunity to earn five (5) continuing
professional education
credits.
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