About the Scribbos Secure Communication Platform

What it is – How it works

By Staff Reporters

Scribbos is a secure business communications solution that enables clients to easily and quickly send confidential messages or large files to colleagues, business partners or outsourced service providers.

Scribbos uses an intuitive email-like interface that provides secure communications whether sending a confidential message, or a file with sensitive or proprietary information. Additionally, as most financial and covered healthcare entities must comply with federal and industry regulations, Scribbos helps maintain compliance with all mandates whether corporate, federal or industry-specific [Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPAA, etc].

Several Industry Verticals

Scribbos offers four industry specific and scaleable verticals for healthcare, insurance, finance and professional services; all centers of focus for the ME-P subscriber. For example:

1. The financial vertical enables providers to securely send company financials, accounting reports, internal systems transfers, payments and remittances, etc.

2. The healthcare vertical enables providers to confidentially send personal healthcare information, claims adjudication, eligibility, billing information, insurance claims, X-rays, medical necessity documentation, PHR (Personal Health Records) and eMRs (Electronic Medical Records), etc

3. The insurance vertical enables providers to encrypt policy information, payments, enrollments and claims information, etc.

4. The professional vertical is ideal for healthcare attorneys.

Assessment

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Conclusion

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More on the “Red Flag” Rules

[Staff Reporters]

According to MedicalNews, Inc and Lynne Jeter, the Medicare “Red-Flag” rules are set to take affect on May 1, 2009.

Three Categories

And, according to David Williams, CPA, FHFMA, a healthcare partner for HORNE in Jackson, Mississippi, the Red Flag guidelines for hospitals, clinics and medical practices can be broken down into three categories.


1. Red Flags that definitely apply to healthcare:

  • Documents provided for identification appear altered or forged.
  • Photographs or a physical description on file are not consistent with the appearance of the patient.
  • Other inconsistent information identifies the patient.
  • Inconsistent signatures are on file.
  • Patient forms or applications appear forged, altered, or destroyed and re-assembled.

2. Red Flags that may apply to healthcare:

  • Statements sent to the patient – or guarantor – that is returned as un-deliverable despite ongoing transactions on active records.

3. Red Flags that most likely do not apply to healthcare:

  • A fraud alert is included with a consumer report.
  • A consumer reporting agency provides notice of a credit freeze in response to a request for a consumer report, a notice of address discrepancy, and/or unusual credit activity.
  • Financial institutions and creditors use challenge questions that the person opening the covered account cannot answer with readily available information.
  • A request is made for new, additional or replacement cards or the addition of authorized users on the account shortly after a change of address request.
  • A new revolving credit account is used in a manner commonly associated with known patterns of fraud patterns.
  • The use of a covered account is inconsistent with established patterns of activity on the account.
  • There is unexplained usage of a covered account that has been inactive for a reasonably lengthy period of time.

Assessment

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