Other Issuances: OIG issues report on oxaliplatin billing
Medicare Weekly Update, June 2, 2009
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OIG reviews oxaliplatin billing at Providence Regional Medical Center Everet
On May 18, the OIG issued an audit report on oxaliplatin billing at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. The OIG determined that, during 2005, Providence billed Medicare for an incorrect number of service units for one claim and received an overpayment of approximately $30,000.
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