Understanding the Exclusion List OIG
Exclusion List OIG : Established in 1976, OIG increases the productivity of Medicaid, Medicare, and over 100 other HHS programs. The HHS OIG group comprises around 1,650 staff, including counting agents, evaluators, examiners, lawyers, and cybersecurity pros. These experts examine and review the potential for extortion and squandering inside the division. They too remain on top of reviews and examinations related to potential violations against the department. HHS was one of the first offices to have an OIG group. Recently, during this execution, the division misplaced billions of dollars a year in Medicaid extortion. OIG works closely, not only with HHS but also with the Office of Equity (DOJ) and other official department organizations, with the goal of achieving: Systemic improvements. Improved compliance. Successful authorization actions. Recovery of squandered funds. The HHS OIG Exclusion List is also known as the List of Avoided Persons and Substances (LEIE). As I said, i...