Reports

• Limitations in Manufacturer Reporting of Average Sales Price Data for Part B Drugs 

  

• The Rhode Island Medicaid Program Could Lower Payments for Selected Durable Medical Equipment and Supplies

  

• New Jersey Did Not Comply With Recovery Act Requirements for Receiving Increased Federal Medicaid Assistance

  

• Not All of Kansas’s Controls for Its Child Care Subsidy Program Claims Were Effective

  

• New York Claimed Nonhospital-Based Continuing Day Treatment Services That Were Not in Compliance With Federal and State Requirements

  

• Public Assistance Reporting Information System: State Participation in the Medicaid Interstate Match is Limited

  

• Florida Made Some Payments for Pharmacy Items That Excluded Providers Had Prescribed

  

• The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Did Not Always Claim Selected Costs Charged Directly to Department of Health and Human Services Awards in Accordance with Federal Requirements

  

• Solicitation of Information and Recommendations for Revising OIGs Non-Binding Criteria fo Implementing Permissive Exclusion Authority Under Section 1128(b)(7) of the Social Security Act

  

• Virginia Improperly Claimed Federal Reimbursement for Most Reviewed Medicaid Payments to Piedmont Geriatric Hospital

  

• Virginia Improperly Claimed Federal Reimbursement for Most Reviewed Medicaid Payments to Catawba Hospital

  

• Louisiana Received More Than $7.1 Million in Unallowable Bonus Payments

  

• Questionable Billing for Medicare Part B Clinical Laboratory Services

  

• Laws Prohibit the Use of HHS Grant Funds for Lobbying, but Limited Methods Exist To Identify Noncompliance

  

• University of California, San Diego, Generally Claimed Administrative and Clerical Payroll Costs Charged Directly to HHS Awards in Accordance with Federal Regulations

  

• Medicare Compliance Review of Swedish Medical Center - First Hill

• South Carolina Did Not Always Accurately Report and Refund the Federal Share of Medicaid Collections for July 1, 2011, Through December 31, 2012

  

• Not All Internal Controls Implemented by the Federal, California, and Connecticut Marketplaces Were Effective in Ensuring That Individuals Were Enrolled in Qualified Health Plans According to Federal Requirements (A-09-14-01000)

  

• Marketplaces Faced Early Challenges Resolving Inconsistencies with Applicant Data (OEI-01-14-00180)

  

• California Claimed Medicaid Reimbursement for Some Nonemergency Medical Transportation Services in Los Angeles County That Did Not Comply With Federal and State Requirements