When workers' compensation fraud occurs, it's harmful to employers and raises costs for all over time. That's why we have dedicated fraud teams that investigate every case reported and identify millions of dollars in workers' comp fraud each year. Your peace of mind — and your bottom line are their top priority.
See our fraud fighting in action
Fraud comes in many forms. As an employer you can be aware of the signs and take action to prevent it in your business. See our recommendations for fighting workers' comp fraud in your business.
What you need to know about fraud: seven red flags and 10 prevention tips
There are three main types of workers' compensation fraud. Read about each below and find tips for protecting your business from them.
Claimant fraud happens when workers:
Health care fraud happens when providers:
Premium fraud happens when policyholders or agents:
To help you and your employees know how to recognize signs of fraud and report it, we’ve created three posters for you to download, share and post in your workplace. Increasing awareness could result in an earlier detection of fraud and reduced claim costs. If you are a Texas Mutual policyholder and you’d like 11 x 17 posters mailed to your workplace, email fraudstoppers@texasmutual.com
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Our fraud teams are ready to help. To report suspected fraud, you can notify your adjuster or contact our fraud team directly at fraudstoppers@texasmutual.com or (800) 488-4488.
What to include when you report:
Watch our video to learn more about what you can do if you suspect fraud.
