Indiana FSSA uses AI for Medicaid fraud

The United States — Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (United States — Indianapolis FSSA) is participating in a 90-day pilot initiative with the federal Centers for Medicare & United States — Medicaid Services (Centers for Medicare & United States — Medicaid Services) to use Oracle Corporation's advanced AI software for United States — Medicaid fraud prevention. This program aims to identify fraudulent claims before payment, suggest policy changes, and accelerate enforcement actions. United States — Indianapolis FSSA will assess the software's broader applicability for other states and report findings to Centers for Medicare & United States — Medicaid Services. Governor Mike Braun supports this initiative, which is part of wider efforts to combat waste and fraud in United States — Medicaid. United States — Indianapolis FSSA Secretary Mitch Roob previously announced efforts to recover $200 million in improper payments and paused signups for certain providers due to billing irregularities.