Reports

• Payments Made by National Government Services, Inc., to Hospitals for Certain Advanced Radiation Therapy Services Did Not Fully Comply With Medicare Requirements

  

• California Made Medicaid Payments on Behalf of Non-Newly Eligible Beneficiaries Who Did Not Meet Federal and State Requirements

  

• Vulnerabilities Exist in State Agencies Use of Random Moment Sampling To Allocate Costs for Medicaid School-Based Administrative and Health Services Expenditures

  

• The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Had Not Recovered More Than a Billion Dollars in Medicaid Overpayments Identified by OIG Audits

  

• Fall 2018 Semiannual Report to Congress

  

• CMS Enhanced Controls Did Not Always Prevent Terminated Drug Utilization in Medicare Part D

  

• New York May Have Improperly Claimed Medicaid Reimbursement for Certain Dental Services

  

• Significant Vulnerabilities Exist in the Hospital Wage Index System for Medicare Payments

  

• Summary of Security Vulnerabilities Identified at Two Arizona Managed Care Organizations and Inconsistent Treatment of Medicaid Data Security at the State Agency and Managed Care Organizations

  

• Northwestern University Did Not Always Comply With Federal Requirements To Perform Risk Assessments of Subrecipients, but Claimed Allowable Costs

  

• Advisory Opinion 18-14

  

• National Government Services, Inc., Understated Its Plan A Medicare Segment Pension Assets

  

• National Government Services, Inc., Claimed Some Unallowable Medicare Pension Costs

  

• National Government Services, Inc., Did Not Claim Some Allowable Medicare Postretirement Benefit Costs

  

• Payments Made by Novitas Solutions, Inc., to Hospitals for Certain Advanced Radiation Therapy Services Did Not Fully Comply With Medicare Requirements

  

• Advisory Opinion 18-13

  

• CMS Did Not Always Ensure Hospitals Complied With Medicare Reimbursement Requirements for Graduate Medical Education

  

• New York Claimed Federal Reimbursement for Some Assertive Community Treatment Services That Did Not Meet Medicaid Requirements

  

• Pennsylvania Generally Complied With Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program Requirements

  

• Advisory Opinion 18-12