Home Health & Hospice Week

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OIG Report Points To Misguided Fraud Policy For HHAs

Regulatory requirements aren’t catching the real criminals, attorney argues. Since the HHS OIG lists home health fraud as one of its “priority areas that require HHS and State improvements,” you’d expect its latest unimplemented recommendations report to be full of ideas on how to combat the problem, right? Wrong. In its newly released “Compendium of Unimplemented Recommendations,” the HHS Office [...]
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