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This is a case where the participant actually identified an issue and called to resolve it. In reality, we would have flagged this claim and caught the card transaction issue because OCA substantiates 100% of all transactions (as required by code). This is a great example of why employers should use a TPA that follows the law. Doing so, protects the employer and the participant, not the TPA (the Employer is the one legally responsible) in the event of a Plan audit. Given the fact that audits are rare, this example simply highlights the fact that health debit cards don't stop "bad" claims from going though the system. Good TPAs and solid processes are what brokers and employers should be looking for. Without them, employers end up paying substantially more in claims that they will never be aware of because of HIPAA and privacy rules. How much more does it cost in claims? We believe it's an average of 20% based upon groups we've taken over. Feel free to reach out if you want to learn more.

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Our Merchandise-Lead comes up next on #MyVocation???? . Nicole Rose is an IT Support Specialist?????? . Her profession entails providing technical assistance and support to users experiencing hardware, software or network issues?? . Her goal is to ensure a seamless ??technology experience for all users??, enabling them to focus on their core responsibilities without interruptions??. Her favorite quote is 'Seize the identity you want for yourself.' #MyVocation???? #VocationalServiceMonth?? #MakeItCount??

Moments like these remind us why we do what we do. ?? Providing quick, professional, and friendly support isn’t just our goal—it’s our standard. Learn more here ?? https://hubs.ly/Q02ZpFtM0

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IT departments do so much more than ask other agency staff to reboot their computers, and remind everyone to update their passwords. Really listening to other departments, and helping them improve processes, is a great and important function. Learn more from Jorge Valens, MPA with Miami-Dade County's IT Department, and see how your IT staff is there to help! More: https://lnkd.in/eBqMiXZg

Can we really consider "clean-plating" our tech debt, security debt, and/or eliminate entire classes of vulnerabilities with AI-assisted refactoring of legacy code? The answer is yes, in some use cases, with grounded expectations regarding AI's capabilities. Mainframe and firmware are 2 areas I've already seen leveraging AI for refactoring legacy code. What will your use case be? #devsecops #ai #sdlc #refactoring #memorysafety #gitlab #gdit

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