Reports

• Medicare Hospital Provider Compliance Audit: The Ohio State University Hospital

  

• New Jersey Did Not Ensure That Its Managed Care Organizations Adequately Assessed and Covered Medicaid Beneficiaries Needs for Long-Term Services and Supports

  

• Spring 2020 Semiannual Report to Congress

  

• OIG Strategic Plan: Oversight of COVID-19 Response and Recovery

  

• HHS OIG Toolkits for Calculating Opioid Levels and Identifying Patients At Risk of Misuse or Overdose

  

• Medicare Part D Beneficiaries at Serious Risk of Opioid Misuse or Overdose: A Closer Look

  

• Medicare Made $11.7 Million in Overpayments for Nonphysician Outpatient Services Provided Shortly Before or During Inpatient Stays

  

• Selected Health Care Coalitions Increased Involvement in Whole Community Preparedness But Face Developmental Challenges Following New Requirements in 2017

  

• Grand Desert Psychiatric Services: Audit of Medicare Payments for Psychotherapy Services

  

• Recommendation Followup: Michigan Did Not Report and Refund the Full Federal Share of Medicaid Overpayments

  

• 96 Percent of South Carolina Medicaid Fee-for-Service Telemedicine Payments Were Insufficiently Documented or Otherwise Unallowable

  

• An Estimated 87 Percent of Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Claims With Outlier Payments Did Not Meet Medicare Medical Necessity or Documentation Requirements

  

• New York Did Not Bill Manufacturers for Some Rebates for Drugs Dispensed to Enrollees of Medicaid Managed-Care Organizations

  

• Iowa Inadequately Monitored Its Medicaid Health Home Providers, Resulting in Tens of Millions in Improperly Claimed Reimbursement

  

• Hospital Experiences Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Results of a National Pulse Survey March 23-27, 2020

  

• The National Institutes of Health Administered Superfund Appropriations During Fiscal Year 2018 in Accordance With Federal Requirements

  

• OIG Policy Statement Regarding Application of Certain Administrative Enforcement Authorities Due to Declaration of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Outbreak in the United States as a National Emergency

  

• States Could Do More To Prevent Terminated Providers From Serving Medicaid Beneficiaries

  

• Twenty-Three States Reported Allowing Unenrolled Providers To Serve Medicaid Beneficiaries

  

• New York Oversight of Medicaid Managed Care Organizations Did Not Ensure Providers Complied With Health and Safety Requirements at 18 of 20 Adult Day Care Facilities Reviewed