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Social Health Authority (SHA) is implementing a continuous claims review process to strengthen integrity and controls. This process employs a multi-faceted approach that includes document verification; claims pattern analysis, clinical record validation, and system audits.
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SHA implementing a continuous claims review process to strengthen integrity and controls
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