Investigator I
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![]() United States, Alabama, Birmingham | |
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Overview
Department Overview
The Legal Department provides legal guidance to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama in the areas of preventive and defensive law. The associates in the Legal Department provide the vital legal guidance that helps Blue Cross continue its role as the market leader in an industry that is affected by continuous changing laws and regulations. Primary Responsibilities
The Special Investigations Department is responsible for the detection, case development and remediation in cases of suspected fraud, waste and abuse (FWA) involving commercial and government products lines. The Special Investigations department serves as the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) for the corporation and is responsible for FWA activities involving providers (i.e. facilities, physicians, and other health care providers), employer groups and members. This position is responsible for conducting thorough and accurate investigations of potential external fraud and abuse involving commercial and government lines of business. The scope of accountability includes investigating and remediating allegations of fraud and abuse involving providers, members and employer groups. Primary activities include substantiating referrals, case research and planning, conducting onsite or desk audits, review of medical records and billing practices, interviewing potential witnesses, developing corrective action plans, developing correspondence to impacted parties, managing disputes and collaborating with law enforcement and regulatory agencies. Additional accountability includes coordination of fraud and abuse efforts with external business partners such as our Pharmacy Benefits Manager (PBM) and delegated Mental Health Benefits Manager. FWA activities encompass cases within the Alabama service area, but will additionally involve cases outside the state that require coordination with Blue's Plans nationwide, the national Federal Employee Program (FEP) special investigations unit as well as multiple regulatory/ investigative agencies across the country. International fraud and abuse is also inclusive of the scope when member services are rendered out of the country. The incumbent receives referrals from many sources and determines if the allegation is substantiated before proceeding with a complete review. The incumbent performs special projects as assigned by management or other corporate areas to contribute to accomplishment of overall goals of corporation. Summary of Qualifications
Work Location
The work location for this position will be hybrid (onsite/remote). Terms and Agreements
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