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Follow-up audits find more problems in Missouri, none in Oklahoma

Healthcare Auditing Weekly, March 4, 2008

A follow-up audit of the Missouri Medicaid agency found the agency had not covered all the weaknesses identified in a previous OIG audit.

The OIG recommended the state agency:

  • Develop policies and procedures to reconcile the general ledger control account to the subsidiary ledgers/records and to the Form CMS-64.9R
  • Develop policies and procedures to identify the agency's dispute resolution process
  • Determine the actual accounts receivable balance as of June 30, 2006
  • Amend the Form CMS-64.9R to include all outstanding rebate balances

The follow-up audit of the Oklahoma state agency found the agency had implemented the recommendations from a prior OIG audit related to the inaccurate accounts receivable data transferred from the prior system to the current system. The OIG offered no recommendations for the Oklahoma agency.

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