Fraud Assessments

EBAS has forged a strategic partnership with an Prometric testing centers who has a nationwide reach, ensuring convenient accessibility for licensees across the United States. This collaboration facilitates seamless administration of our assessments, guaranteeing standardized and reliable evaluation of ethical and professional standards regardless of geographical location.

EBAS prioritizes the integrity and independence of test results by directly reporting them to the regulatory board. This streamlined process ensures transparency and prevents any potential conflicts of interest, reinforcing the credibility of our assessments in upholding ethical standards within the profession.

EBAS has an autonomous scoring panel comprised of individuals with extensive regulatory board experience, ensuring a nuanced understanding of industry standards and ethical considerations. This panel undergoes rigorous calibration processes to maintain consistency and fairness in scoring, guaranteeing that each assessment accurately reflects licensees' ethical competence and aligns with regulatory expectations.

Healthcare providers may submit claims for procedures, treatments, or services that were never actually performed or administered.

This involves billing for a more expensive procedure or service than what was actually provided (upcoding), or breaking down a bundled service into separate billable components to maximize reimbursement (unbundling).

Healthcare professionals may receive kickbacks or bribes in exchange for referrals, prescribing specific medications, or using particular medical devices or services.

 Providers may falsify medical records or documentation to support fraudulent claims or to conceal improper practices.

These examples illustrate the diverse ways in which fraud can occur within the healthcare industry, ultimately leading to financial losses, compromised patient care, and erosion of trust in the healthcare system.