Reports

• New Jersey Claimed Medicaid Hospice Services That Were Not in Compliance With Federal and State Requirements

  

• Incorrect Place-of-Service Coding Resulted in Potential Medicare Overpayments Costing Millions

  

• Cedar Ridge Did Not Always Provide the Required Treatment and Therapy Hours for Residential Treatment and Acute Care

  

• California Implemented Security Controls Over the Web Site and Databases for Its Health Insurance Exchange but Could Improve Protection of Personally Identifiable Information

  

• University of California, San Diego, Did Not Always Claim Nonpayroll Administrative and Clerical Costs Charged Directly to HHS Awards in Accordance with Federal Regulations

  

• Texas Claimed Unallowable Federal Reimbursement for Some Medicaid Physician-Administered Drugs

  

• The Information Technology Infrastructure and Operations Office Had Inadequate Information Security Controls

  

• Information Security at the Health Resources and Services Administration Needs Improvement Because Controls Were Not Fully Implemented and Monitored

  

• South Carolina Claimed Some Unallowable Room-and-Board Costs Under the Intellectual and Related Disabilities Waiver for State Fiscal Year 2010

  

• FDA Has Made Progress on Oversight and Inspections of Manufacturers of Generic Drugs

  

• Ohio State Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: 2014 Onsite Review

  

• Advisory Opinion 15-05

  

• Early Alert: Without Clearer Guidance, Marketplaces Might Use Federal Funding Assistance for Operational Costs When Prohibited by Law

  

• Palmetto GBA, LLC, Applied the Senior Executive Compensation Benchmark in Accordance With Federal Regulations

  

• Medicaid Rebates for Brand-Name Drugs Exceeded Part D Rebates by a Substantial Margin

  

• National Heritage Insurance Corporation Did Not Always Refer Medicare Cost Reports and Reconcile Outlier Payments

  

• Lone Star Circle of Care Complied With Federal Requirements Related to Its Affordable Care Act-Funded Community Health Center Fund Grant

  

• Implementing OIG Recommendation Could Have Reduced Payments for DME Infusion Drugs by Hundreds of Millions of Dollars

  

• Review of Medicare Contractor Information Security Program Evaluations for Fiscal Year 2013

  

• Colorado Paid Over 800 Thousand Medicaid Claims With Missing or Invalid National Provider Identifiers During 2011