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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Why Medical Record Review Needs To Move Beyond The Rearview Mirror (opens the original)
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Arpan Saxena is the COO/CIO at basys.ai (based out of Harvard University), a leading healthcare AI solutions company. Healthcare has become remarkably good at documenting what happened to a patient. The harder problem is recognizing what those records are telling us before something goes wrong. Medical record review (MRR) remains one of healthcare’s most important quality safeguards. It helps identify gaps in care, assess compliance and give regulators and healthcare organizations a clearer pict
Every False Positive Has A Cost: Rethinking Fraud, Waste And Abuse (opens the original)
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Arpan Saxena is the COO/CIO at basys.ai (based out of Harvard University), a leading healthcare AI solutions company. Strong FWA programs will distinguish legitimate clinical variation from genuine risk while minimizing unnecessary burden on providers, reviewers and patients. When I first started working with health plans and program integrity teams, I assumed fraud, waste and abuse (FWA) programs were primarily about identifying bad actors. The objective seemed straightforward: Build better det
The Equity Paradox In Predictive Public Health (opens the original)
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Arpan Saxena is the COO/CIO at basys.ai (based out of Harvard University), a leading healthcare AI solutions company. When I first started working with health plans and clinical review teams, I assumed the hardest part of introducing new technology would be the technology itself. I was wrong. The difficult conversations almost never centered on software. They centered on trust. Reviewers wanted to know whether a recommendation reflected the patient’s situation or simply what the data happened to
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