$20 trillion in debt and 10 times that much in unfunded liabilities.
Government, when only the best will do.
Office of The Inspector General, Health and Human Services
From the OIG Report
CMS’s policies and procedures did not allow CMS to detect and recoup improper
payments on a postpayment basis when CMS’s data systems did not identify a
beneficiary as incarcerated at the time that a claim was processed. This nonidentification
occurred because CMS turned off its postpayment claims edit. CMS has not taken steps
Medicare Payments for Services Rendered to Incarcerated Beneficiaries (A-07-15-01158) iii
to determine whether any of the $34,588,984 in potentially improper payments made in
CYs 2013 and 2014 should have been denied.
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