When we posted a news story yesterday reporting that "anti-fraud associations representing both the property-casualty and health insurance sectors will pool their resources to increase detection and prevention of health care fraud," the first question that came to mind was, what took them so long?
(To read the complete news story, click here.)
I suppose I should not be surprised that the p-c and health-disability insurance sectors were off on their own all this time in trying to prevent fraud. While the public perceives the "insurance industry" as two sides of the same coin, the p-c and life-health groups have long operated as if they were two different currencies altogether.
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