Other Issuances: OIG issues audit reports on oxaliplatin
Medicare Weekly Update, April 28, 2009
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OIG issues review of oxaliplatin billing at Hilo Medical Center for CY 2004
On April 21, the OIG issued a review of oxaliplatin billing at Hilo Medical Center for CY 2004. The OIG found that Hilo billed Medicare for an incorrect number of service units and received overpayments totaling approximately $60,000.
View the OIG report.
OIG issues report on third-quarter 2008 ASP and AMP
On April 20, the OIG issued a review third-quarter 2008 average sales prices (ASP) and average manufacturer prices (AMP) and their impact on Medicare reimbursement for first quarter 2009.
View the OIG report.
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