10 Red Flags That Trigger Workers’ Compensation Surveillance Investigations
Workers’ compensation surveillance is triggered by specific red flags in a claim. These include injuries reported on Monday mornings, inconsistent stories, no witnesses, and delayed reporting. A history of claims, difficulty contacting the claimant, or refusal of medical treatment also raise suspicion. Investigators look for these signs to combat fraud, which costs businesses billions. Understanding these triggers helps employers and insurers identify potentially fraudulent claims and initiate professional, legal surveillance to verify their legitimacy.
