Reports

• Advisory Opinion 16-01

  

• Most Children With Medicaid in Four States Are Not Receiving Required Dental Services

  

• Montana Correctly Claimed Federal Reimbursement for Most Medicaid Physician-Administered Drugs

  

• North Dakota Correctly Claimed Federal Reimbursement for Most Medicaid Physician-Administered Drugs

  

• Puerto Rico Childcare Home Providers Did Not Always Comply With Commonwealth Health and Safety Requirements

  

• Not All of the Washington Marketplaces Internal Controls Were Effective in Ensuring That Individuals Were Enrolled in Qualified Health Plans According to Federal Requirements

  

• Teaching & Mentoring Communities Claimed Unallowable Head Start Costs

  

• National Background Check Program for Long Term Care Employees: Interim Report

  

• Terminated Advisory Opinion No. 10-06

  

• Terminated Advisory Opinion No. 08-17

  

• Independent Attestation Review: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Fiscal Year 2015 Detailed Accounting Submission and Performance Summary Report for National Drug Control Activities and Accompanying Required Assertions

  

• Independent Attestation Review: National Institutes of Health Fiscal Year 2015 Detailed Accounting Submissions and Performance Summary Report for National Drug Control Activities and Accompanying Required Assertions

  

• Independent Attestation Review: Indian Health Service Fiscal Year 2015 Detailed Accounting Submission and Performance Summary Report for National Drug Control Activities and Accompanying Required Assertions

  

• California Incorrectly Claimed Medicaid Expenditures for Indian Health Service Facilities on the CMS-64

  

• California Claimed Unallowable Federal Medicaid Reimbursement by Not Billing Manufacturers for Rebates for Some Physician-Administered Drugs

  

• Modification of Advisory Opinion 04-15

  

• New York Claimed Medicaid Reimbursement for Some Adult Day Health Care Services Provided by Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation That Were Unallowable

  

• CMS Could Not Effectively Ensure That Advance Premium Tax Credit Payments Made Under the Affordable Care Act Were Only for Enrollees Who Paid Their Premiums

  

• Modification of Advisory Opinion 06-04

  

• Not All of the Colorado Marketplaces Internal Controls Were Effective in Ensuring That Individuals Were Enrolled in Qualified Health Plans According to Federal Requirements