Reports

• Health Care Fraud and Abuse Control Program Report 2012

  

• Allowability of Recovery Act Costs Claimed by Primary Health Care, Inc., for the Period June 29, 2009, Through June 28, 2011

  

• Review of Title IV-E Foster Care Costs Claimed on Behalf of Delinquent Children in Los Angeles County, California - (A-09-08-00023)

  

• Latin American Health Institute Did Not Always Claim Costs in Accordance With Federal Requirements

  

• Allowability of Recovery Act Costs Claimed by Grace Hill Neighborhood Health Centers, Inc., for the Period March 27, 2009, Through March 26, 2011

  

• Review of Massachusetts Title IV-E Adoption Assistance Costs for Federal Fiscal Years 2006 Through 2008 - (A-01-11-02500)

  

• The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Supported Costs Related to the National Institutes of Health Recovery Act Grant

  

• Wayne State University Claimed Allowable Costs Under Recovery Act Grant No. R01GM084248

  

• Family Health Centers, Inc., 2009 Recovery Act Grant Costs Were Supported Most of the Time

  

• Claremont McKenna College's Costs Claimed Under the Recovery Act for National Institutes of Health Grant 1R15GM088748-01 Were Allowable

  

• Review of Maine's Title IV-E Training Costs for Federal Fiscal Years 2008 Through 2010 - (A-01-11-02504)

  

• Rollup Review on States' Reporting of Undistributable Child Support Collections as Program Income - (A-05-11-00025)

  

• Recovery Act Costs Claimed by Coastal Family Health Center Were Generally Allowable

  

• Allowability of Recovery Act Costs Claimed By Beaufort-Jasper-Hampton Comprehensive Health Services, Inc., for the Period March 27, 2009, Through July 20, 2011

  

• Northwestern University Claimed Allowable Costs Under a Recovery Act Grant

  

• University of Central Florida Claimed Allowable Costs Under a Recovery Act Grant

  

• The University of Utah Claimed Allowable Costs Under American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Grant Numbers 1RC2LM010798-01 and 5RC2LM010798-02

  

• Georgetown University Costs Claimed Under the Recovery Act for National Institutes of Health Grant Number 1RC2NS069450 Were Allowable

  

• Soundview Health Care Network Did Not Meet Select Financial Performance Measures and Claimed Unallowable Federal Grant Expenditures

  

• Florida State University Did Not Always Claim Selected Costs Charged Directly to Department of Health and Human Services Awards in Accordance With Federal Regulations and National Institutes of Health Guidelines