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David N. Vozza, a Member of law firm Norris McLaughlin, P.A., presented “Insurance Audits – Recent Trends” at the Ask the Carriers Conference, sponsored by the Onondaga County Medical Society, virtually on June 29.
“Challenging unfavorable audit findings and overpayments can be daunting but are largely preventable. Recognizing and identifying opportunities to stem audits before they occur is essential for any health care practitioner,” said Vozza, who spoke about what to expect in the audit process, preventing audits and overpayments, and real-world case examples.
The all-day event gives physicians and their staff an opportunity to ask questions of local insurance carrier representatives and to learn about new policies or programs. MLMIC Insurance Company presented “Practicing in a Pandemic: Addressing Liability Issues and Maintaining a Safe Environment of Care.” Many local vendors and organizations of interest to physicians and their staff members also attended.
Norris McLaughlin is proud to sponsor the event as General Counsel to the Onondaga County Medical Society, whose members include physicians and medical students in Onondaga County. To learn more about the conference and the Onondaga County Medical Society, visit www.oncms.org.
Vozza devotes his practice to the areas of health care and litigation. He defends health care professionals in connection with disciplinary and regulatory actions before federal and state agencies, and in private and government payor audits, civil and criminal fraud investigations, hospital and privileges disputes, and general health care litigation in both federal and state courts.
Vozza also defends health care professionals before the Office of Professional Medical Conduct and the Office of Professional Discipline. He frequently lectures at hospitals throughout New York State regarding medical fraud, regulatory agencies, professional licensure, and medical documentation.
Vozza earned his J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law in 2001 and his B.A. from the State University of New York, Stony Brook, in 1998.
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