Reports
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Medicare Compliance Review of Saint Marys Health Center for 2011 and 2012
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Maryland Claimed Unallowable Medicaid Costs for Residential Habilitation Add-on Services Under Its Community Pathways Waiver Program
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Massachusetts Made Claim Adjustments in Accordance With Federal Time Limit Regulations
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Not All States Reported Medicaid Managed Care Encounter Data as Required
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Arkansas Made Incorrect Medicaid Electronic Health Record Incentive Payments to Hospitals
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Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation Overpaid a Provider That Incorrectly Billed for Aflibercept
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Part D Plans Generally Include Drugs Commonly Used by Dual Eligibles: 2014
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CMSs Reliance on New Jersey Licensure Requirements Could Not Ensure the Quality of Care Provided to Medicaid Hospice Beneficiaries
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Skilled Nursing Facility Billing for Changes in Therapy: Improvements are Needed
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Part D Plans Generally Include Drugs Commonly Used by Dual Eligibles: 2015
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Medicare Compliance Review of the University of Kentucky HealthCare for 2011 and 2012
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SAMHSA Has Improved Outcome Reporting for the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant
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CMSs Reliance on Accreditation Surveys Could Not Ensure the Quality of Care Provided to Medicare Hospice Beneficiaries by The Community Hospice, Inc.
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AgeWell Physical Therapy & Wellness, P.C., Claimed Unallowable Medicare Part B Reimbursement for Outpatient Therapy Services
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New York Did Not Have Evidence Available in Readily Reviewable Form To Support That It Reimbursed Medicaid Diabetic Testing Supply Rebates to the Federal Government
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Some of the State-Operated Medicaid Program Expenditures Claimed by Missouri During the Period October 1, 2010, Through June 30, 2012, Were Unallowable
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Questionable Billing and Geographic Hotspots Point to Potential Fraud and Abuse in Medicare Part D
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Ensuring the Integrity of Medicare Part D
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CMSs Internal Controls Did Not Effectively Ensure the Accuracy of Aggregate Financial Assistance Payments Made to Qualified Health Plan Issuers Under the Affordable Care Act
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CMSs Reliance on New Jersey Qualification Requirements Could Not Ensure the Quality of Care Provided to Medicaid Beneficiaries Receiving Home Health Services