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Overcoming Workers' Comp fraud with detection technology

Workers Comp carriers have been slow to adopt automated fraud detection technology because of resistance to change, reliance on manual processes, limited IT resources, and concerns about data access and quality.

By Dan Donovan | Updated on April 12, 2016

Auto insurers get all the attention when it comes to fraud detection. It seems that no-fault states are the center of the fraud universe. But what about commercial claims?

The fraud problems faced by Workers’ Compensation insurers are significant, and they, too, can use fraud analytics programs to help detect bogus injury claims, fraudulent medical providers, and premium avoidance scams with outstanding results.

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