Reports
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Advisory Opinion 18-03
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HRSA Helped Health Centers With Elevated Risks and Can Continue To Take Additional Steps
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Testimony of Maureen Dixon
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CMS Did Not Always Provide Accurate Medicaid Unit Rebate Offset Amounts to State Medicaid Agencies
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Testimony of Gary Cantrell (May 23 2018)
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Iowa Complied With Most Federal Requirements Prohibiting Medicaid Payments for Inpatient Hospital Services Related to Provider-Preventable Conditions
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Missouri Did Not Comply With Federal and State Requirements Prohibiting Medicaid Payments for Inpatient Hospital Services Related to Provider-Preventable Conditions
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Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation Understated Medicare Administrative Contract Allowable Pension Costs
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Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation Understated Medicares Share of the Medicare Segment Excess Pension Assets
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Met Many Requirements of the Improper Payments Information Act of 2002 but Did Not Fully Comply for Fiscal Year 2017
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Most of New Yorks Claims for Federal Reimbursement for Monthly Personal Emergency Response Service Charges Did Not Comply With Medicaid Requirements
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The National Institutes of Health, Division of Financial Advisory Services Did Not Always Establish Final Indirect Cost Rates in Accordance With Federal Requirements
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Advisory Opinion 18-02
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Cahaba Government Benefits Administrators, LLC, Understated Medicare Administrative Contract Allowable Pension Costs
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Cahaba Government Benefits Administrators, LLC, Generally Claimed Allowable Medicare Pension Costs
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Cahaba Government Benefits Administrators, LLC, Overstated Its Medicare Segment Pension Assets
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Florida Did Not Always Verify Correction of Deficiencies Identified During Surveys of Nursing Homes Participating in Medicare and Medicaid
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Cahaba Safeguard Administrators, LLC, Understated Its Medicare Segment Pension Assets
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The Indian Health Services Controls Were Not Effective in Ensuring That Its Travel Card Program Complied With Federal Requirements and Its Own Policy
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CMS Policies and Procedures Were Generally Effective in Ensuring That Prescription Drug Coverage Capitation Payments Were Not Made After the Beneficiaries Dates of Death