AI-driven approach improves quality audits in health insurance, indicating better compliance and care outcomes.
Health insurance companies are struggling to keep up with quality standards as medical data grows and rules become more complex. Using AI with data lakes can change things by switching from old audit methods to constant quality checks. This system uses machine learning to spot compliance and care issues early. Cloud tech allows quick processing of different health data types, like claims, notes, and images, which helps with quick action and better quality. The tech setup uses a data lake, mesh, and fabric to handle various health info while keeping it organized and accessible. Visual dashboards allow for quick identification of trends and potential issues. These tools are useful in predicting disease patterns, identifying unusual provider activities, and aligning quality control measures with standards like HEDIS and Medicare Star Ratings. Blockchain provides clear audit trails and accountability, which shifts the way regulatory risks are handled. This method helps foster positive relationships with regulators and improves resource allocation, leading to higher-quality healthcare.
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Sai Chaitanya Hanumara (2025) studied this question.
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