Clark County Department of Family Services
Cost Outlier
Billing over 3× the national median for specific procedure codes.
This provider bills $512.38 per claim for T1017 (Targeted case management, per 15 min), which is 7.4× the national median of $69.56.
Single-Code
Billing almost exclusively for 1-2 procedure codes despite high total volume.
Bills primarily for code T1017 (1 unique codes).
Statistical flags are not proof of wrongdoing. Some entities (government agencies, home care programs) may legitimately bill at high rates. Hospitals, government entities, and large care organizations may legitimately bill at higher rates due to patient acuity, overhead costs, or specialized services. Read our methodology.
Red Flags Explained
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Each flag represents a statistical test that identified unusual billing patterns. Here's what each flag on this provider means in plain English:
Cost Outlier
Cost Outlier means this provider charges significantly more per claim than other providers billing the same procedure codes. This could indicate upcoding, inflated charges, or specialized services that justify higher costs.
Single-Code
Single-Code Billing means this provider bills almost exclusively for one or two procedure codes despite high total volume. Legitimate specialists may focus on specific codes, but extreme concentration can indicate a scheme billing repeatedly for the same service.
These flags are statistical indicators only. Many flagged providers have legitimate explanations for their billing patterns. Learn more about our methodology.
Advanced Detection Signals
Additional statistical tests from advanced fraud detection methods
These signals use advanced statistical methods including digit distribution analysis, change-point detection, and market concentration metrics. Learn more.
Risk Assessment
Extreme procedure concentration — 100% of all billing flows through a single code (T1017).
Bills $512.38 per claim for T1017 (Targeted case management, per 15 min) — 7.4× the national median of $69.56.
Billing in the top 1% nationally for 1 procedure code: T1017.
This is a statistical summary, not an accusation. See our methodology.
Compared to Case Management Peers
Total spending distribution among 137 providers in this specialty
This provider's total spending of $166.6M is at the 50th percentile among 137 Case Management providers.
Extreme procedure concentration — 100% of $166.6M billed through a single code
Total Paid
$166.6M
$166,586,329
Total Claims
325K
Beneficiaries
315K
1.0 claims/patient
Avg Cost/Claim
$512
#601 of 618K providers by total spending(top <0.1%)
🔍 Analysis
Provider Overview
Clark County Department of Family Services is a Case Management provider based in Las Vegas, NV. From the 2018–2024 period, this provider received $166.6M in Medicaid payments across 325K claims.
Important Context
- ℹ️This provider appears to operate as a fiscal intermediary or management organization, processing payments on behalf of many individual caregivers. High aggregate billing is expected for this type of entity.
- ℹ️This is a government entity that may serve as a fiscal agent for large populations. Government providers often bill at high volumes due to the scale of public programs they administer.
Why This Matters
This provider received $166.6M in taxpayer-funded Medicaid payments — enough to fund healthcare for approximately 20,823 Medicaid beneficiaries for a full year at average per-enrollee costs.
Monthly Spending Trend
Yearly Spending
Procedure Breakdown
Cost per claim compared to national benchmarks
This provider bills for 1 distinct procedure code. The top code (T1017 (Targeted case management, per 15 min)) accounts for 100% of total spending.
$166.6M
325K claims
$512.38
$69.56
Targeted case management, per 15 min
$166.6M
325K claims · 100.0%
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