Home Health & Hospice Week

Industry Note:

Utah HHA Coughs Up $78K After Self-Disclosing To OIG

Another home care provider has taken advantage of the HHS Office of Inspector General's self-disclosure protocol. "After it self-disclosed conduct to OIG, AGA Home Health, Inc. (AGA), Utah, agreed to pay $77,817.56 for allegedly violating the Civil Monetary Penalties Law," the OIG says in a recent post to its self-disclosure settlement website. "OIG alleged that AGA submitted claims to Medicare [...]
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