HR Best Practices

Containing Health costs through Data Mining

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Insufficient Hours Worked

FACT:

Many plans have a minimum hours worked provision, such as 32 hours per week.

PERCEPTION:

Plans or administrators are administering time and attendance related eligibility data correctly.

REALITY:

Medical and pharmacy claims are being paid out erroneously due to insufficient hours worked. In fact, we recently audited T&A data on behalf of a self-insured client. One member received medical benefits exceeding $140,000 and shortly thereafter, left the employer.

OPPORTUNITY:

HR Best Practices is the only auditing firm in America that audits time and attendance data. In order to prevent this from happening in the future, clients can hire HR Best Practices to verify eligibility on a pre-pay basis or hire HR Best Practices to reconcile eligibility on a post-pay basis.

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NEWSFLASH:  Subrogation specialists “estimate that between 1% and 3% of health-care spending is potentially recoverable to the health plan.” Wall Street Journal, November 20, 2007 Read More (subscription required) - Learn More about Subrogation


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"Our brokerage firm does a good job of catching amateur ineligible dependents.  The HR Best Practices solution does a better job of also catching “the professional” ineligible dependents.”