Understated Its Allocable Nonqualified Defined-Benefit Plan Pension Costs for Calendar Years 2008 Through 2011
Overstated Its Nonqualified Defined-Benefit Plan Medicare Segment Pension Assets and Overstated the Medicare Segment Excess Pension Liabilities as of January 1, 2012
South Carolina Properly Obligated and Liquidated Targeted Funds Under the Child Care and Development Fund Program
Medicare Compliance Review of Duke University Hospital for the Period January 1, 2011, Through September 30, 2012
Compounded Drugs Under Medicare Part B: Payment and Oversight
Oregon Claimed Unallowable Federal Medicaid Reimbursement by Not Billing Manufacturers for Rebates for Some Physician-Administered Drugs
The Medicare Contractors for Jurisdiction 6 Overpaid Providers for Selected Outpatient Drugs
Medicare Compliance Review Of Massachusetts General Hospital For Calendar Years 2010 And 2011
Georgia Did Not Always Accurately Report And Refund The Federal Share Of Medicaid Collections For Calendar Years 2008 Through 2011
Medicare Improperly Paid Medicare Advantage Organizations Millions Of Dollars For Unlawfully Present Beneficiaries For 2010 Through 2012
Butler Memorial Hospital Incorrectly Billed Medicare Inpatient Claims With Kwashiorkor
WellSpan York Hospital Incorrectly Billed Medicare Inpatient Claims With Kwashiorkor
Ben Taub Hospital Claimed Unallowable Medicare Reimbursement for Hospital Outpatient Dental Services
Palmetto Health Baptist Hospital Incorrectly Billed Medicare Inpatient Claims With Kwashiorkor
South Carolina Medicaid Overpaid Hospitals for Some Inpatient Services That Medicare Paid
The Medicare Contractors for Jurisdiction 12 Overpaid Providers for Selected Outpatient Drugs
Kentucky Did Not Pay Some Line Items on Medicaid Claims in Accordance With Its Medicaid National Correct Coding Initiative Methodologies
The Medicare Contractors for Jurisdiction 11 Overpaid Providers for Selected Outpatient Drugs
The Medicare Contractor for Jurisdiction F Overpaid Providers for Selected Outpatient Drugs
Medicare Improperly Paid Millions of Dollars for Prescription Drugs Provided to Incarcerated Beneficiaries During 2006 Through 2010