Other Issuances: OIG reviews CMS use of FFS error data
Medicare Weekly Update, October 19, 2010
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OIG audits CMS’ use of error rate data
On October 7, the OIG issued a review of use of Medicare fee-for-service (FFS) error rate data to identify and focus on error-prone providers. The OIG determined that CMS and its contractors did not use historical HPMP and CERT error rate data to identify and focus on error-prone providers. CMS concurred with the OIG recommendations to do so.
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