#555 Exposing Fraud In The Healthcare Space with Dale Clay, CTO at ProviderTrust
Today we’re talking to Dale Clay, CTO at ProviderTrust; and we discuss the prevalence of medical malpractice; how fraud is exposed in the healthcare space; and why leading others starts with leading yourself.
All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!
Check out more about Dale and ProviderTrust at https://www.providertrust.com/!
About Dale Clay:
Dale Clay serves as the Chief Technology Officer of ProviderTrust, a Nashville-based healthcare data and technology company with the primary offering of best in class compliance monitoring and intelligence. He was been with the company for over 8 years and currently leads its data and technology team of 33 individuals. During his tenure, he has spearheaded ProviderTrust’s software development strategy and pioneered combining data science and fraud waste and abuse patterns which have now been adopted in the healthcare technology market. Dale holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Music Business from Belmont University.
About ProviderTrust:
ProviderTrust empowers a safer, smarter healthcare for patients, providers, and payers. Founded in 2010 in Nashville, TN, ProviderTrust creates comprehensive solutions to solve complex problems to make healthcare data meaningful and actionable. Our mission is to create a safer healthcare for everyone.
ProviderTrust partners with HR, Compliance, and Provider Operations teams to continuously monitor healthcare populations to identify license, credential, compliance, and payment eligibility issues before they impact patients. Our solutions monitor employees, vendors, provider networks, licenses, credentials, and more for OIG and state Medicaid exclusions, sanctions or disciplinary actions, license expirations or suspensions.
ProviderTrust solutions combine an intuitive user experience with advanced data matching algorithms and seamless integrations to continuously identify and verify compliance issues in the optimal workflow, such as an HRIS or claims processing system.