Reports

• Medicare Compliance Review of Altru Hospital for 2012 and 2013

  

• Massachusetts Generally Complied With Medicaid Requirements When Claiming Reimbursement for School-Based Health Services

  

• Information Blocking and the Federal Anti-Kickback Statute

  

• Testimony of Gary Cantrell

  

• Review of Intermediate Care Facilities in New York With High Rates of Emergency Room Visits by Intellectually Disabled Medicaid Beneficiaries

  

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

  

• Arkansas Complied With the Requirements of the Affordable Care Act in Its Review of Cases of Credible Allegations of Medicaid Fraud

  

• National Government Services, Inc., Did Not Always Refer Medicare Cost Reports and Reconcile Outlier Payments

  

• The Medicare Payment System for Skilled Nursing Facilities Needs To Be Reevaluated

  

• Georgia State Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: 2015 Onsite Review

  

• Medicare Payments for Clinical Laboratory Tests in 2014: Baseline Data

  

• Inappropriate Payments and Questionable Billing for Medicare Part B Ambulance Transports

  

• OCR Should Strengthen Its Oversight of Covered Entities Compliance With the HIPAA Privacy Standards

  

• OCR Should Strengthen Its Followup of Breaches of Patient Health Information Reported by Covered Entities

  

• 2016 Spring Legal Extern Positions

  

• Hawaii State Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: 2014 Onsite Review

  

• CMSs Reliance on Puerto Ricos Certification Surveys Could Not Ensure the Safety of Medicare Beneficiaries Who Received Home Health Care Services Provided by St. Lukes Home Health Agency - Juana Diaz

  

• District of Columbia Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: 2015 Onsite Review

  

• Maine State Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: 2015 Onsite Review

  

• Not All Internal Controls Implemented by the New York Marketplace Were Effective in Ensuring That Individuals Were Enrolled in Qualified Health Plans According to Federal Requirements