Integrity Beforethe PaymentGoes Out

Before a payment goes out, Verity reads the whole public record, so that every dollar a health plan pays is a dollar it can defend.

What we do

Our ambition is that no health plan pays a provider the public record has already warned it about. We bring public enrollment, ownership, exclusion and spending records together into one picture, so that investigators see the pattern before the payment clears.

Explore the Console
391
Providers on a public exclusion or revocation list that Medicaid kept paying afterwards
Each one is matched by exact NPI with the name verified, and the payments are dated after the action and before any reinstatement.
$55.9M
Paid to those providers after the action that should have triggered a screening check
Federal rules require states to check the federal exclusion lists every month. This is not a loss estimate; payments after a reinstatement are not counted.
141
Provider networks ranked for a closer look
Hospices, home health agencies and nursing facilities connected through owners, suites, phone numbers, officials and the addresses of revoked companies.
Paid after the action
$4.5M20103 NPIs$0.1M20113 NPIs$0.0M20122 NPIs$0.3M20133 NPIs$0.4M20148 NPIs$2.4M20158 NPIs$2.5M20168 NPIs$1.3M201723 NPIs$7.5M201821 NPIs$2.1M201935 NPIs$7.9M202053 NPIs$6.1M202147 NPIs$7.7M202262 NPIs$6.1M202357 NPIs$5.5M202447 NPIs
Medicaid dollars paid to a provider after the exclusion, revocation or state action, grouped by the year of the action, with the number of providers under each bar. The chart covers actions dated 2010 onward, so it holds a little less than the headline figure. The spending file ends in December 2024, so recent actions have had less time to accumulate payments.

Three Detectors,One Hierarchy

Each detector asks a different question of a different public record. A provider flagged by two of them independently is the strongest signal the system produces, and the ranking is built so that corroboration, not volume, rises to the top.

Every CandidateCarries Its Tier

The score is a tier base, a bonus for every strong finding that reached the provider independently, and a bounded dollar term. Dollars at risk come from the detector that set the tier, count each provider once, and are never summed. Every row is a candidate for records review, not a finding.

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Referral candidates by tier, every provider counted once. The tiers with documented actions and impossible volume are small by design; network tiers hold the volume.
1On a public list and still paid afterwards, or adjudicated in a public enforcement record
2More hours than a day holds, billed by three or more organizations
3Part of a suspicious network that touches a public list, or charged but not yet adjudicated
4Network structure alone, or hours beyond a day under one organization
5Worth knowing, not yet a referral: supervisory volume and informational lists

Built for the PeopleWho Sign the Hold

Medicaid managed care plans, Medicare Advantage plans and commercial payers carry the loss when a ghost network bills them. Verity gives the teams that investigate, hold, contract and defend the same ranked list and the same evidence.

Special Investigations

A ranked queue with the evidence already assembled, so records requests go out on day one instead of week three.

Payment Integrity

Hold the highest-tier candidates for review before a claim is paid, with the regulation behind each hold.

Network and Credentialing

See the owners, formation dates and shared suites behind a new enrollment before signing a contract, and run the monthly list checks the rules require.

Compliance and Legal

Packets describe records and dates, never intent, and every statement traces to a public dataset, so the file holds up when challenged.

Public Records In,A DefensiblePacket Out

No patient data and no claim lines leave your systems. Verity scores providers and networks from public records, and a person signs every action. Connect your own claims warehouse to hold payments before they go out.

01

Gather

Public federal and state records: Medicaid spending and enrollment, Medicare enrollments and owners, the national provider registry, exclusion and revocation lists, market saturation, quality data, Census geography, state lists and fee schedules.

02

Resolve

Validate every provider number, repair encodings, standardize addresses, and work out which owner records are the same person with a probabilistic model fitted on the records, its merge rule checked against a sample a model adjudicated.

03

Detect

Three detectors with conservative assumptions and explicit tiers, evaluated against public labels with the uncertainty stated.

04

Explain

The packet is drafted from the evidence rows only, cites a record for every finding, and names the regulation each one relates to.

05

Learn

Reviewers accept or reject each packet. The decisions re-weight the evidence families behind the network score, so the ranking adjusts to what investigators confirm.

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Security and deployment

Built to be audited. Verity is designed for the compliance review that comes before any deployment inside a health plan.

No patient data

Public provider-level datasets only. No patients, no claim lines, nothing beyond the public record.

A person decides

Every packet is a draft for a reviewer, every action is signed by a person, and a deployment puts the console behind your identity provider.

Runs anywhere

Hosted today, or inside your own environment. The warehouse rebuilds from public files in minutes and refreshes weekly.

Holds up

Every number traces to a public record, and the Methods page says what each evaluation can and cannot support.

See Your NetworkThrough Verity

A pilot takes one week. We run your state's providers through Verity and hand your investigations team a ranked queue with packets.

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