GOV’T AUDIT INSIDER: Late and unidentified overpayment reporting in Delaware
Healthcare Auditing Weekly, November 16, 2004
Delaware's Department of Health and Social Services did not report identified overpayments until they were collected and did not report collected provider overpayments in an accurate and timely manner, says an OIG audit report. Specifically, the department didn't report 3,184 overpayments because it hadn't collected them; didn't report 205 overpayments within the required time frames; and incorrectly netted overpayments against expenditures. The OIG recommends that the department include unreported overpayments on the CMS-64 and refund the federal government its appropriate share. It also says the department should ensure that overpayments are reported within 60 days, establish an adequate accounting system, and review and correct the spreadsheet formulas that are used. During the audit, the OIG did the following:
Click here to read the audit report, "Review of Delaware's Accounts Receivable System for Medicaid Provider Overpayments ," (A-03-04-00205), issued October 13.
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