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HHS Office of Inspector General — 45 source documents in the archive, dated 2020-01-01 – 2023-07-01. Most often reports and audits (30). Listed in date order; each page carries the record's full text and, where we have a copy, the original document.

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Records45 source documents
Dated2020-01-01 – 2023-07-01
Document typesreports and audits (30)
Listed under programsOther pandemic litigation (22), Other relief programs (6), PPP (4)

Records

45 source documents, in date order.

  1. Four States Reviewed Received Increased Medicaid COVID-19 Funding Even Though They Terminated Some Enrollees’ Coverage for Unallowable or Potentially…Source document · Reports and audits
  2. CDC’s Internal Control Weaknesses Led to Its Initial COVID-19 Test Kit Failure, but CDC Ultimately Created a Working Test Kit, A-04-20-02027Source document · Reports and audits
  3. Certain Life Care Nursing Homes May Not Have Complied With Federal Requirements for Infection Prevention and Control and Emergency Preparedness, A-01-20-00004Source document · Reports and audits
  4. Florida Generally Used CDC Public Health Crisis Response Cooperative Agreement Program Funds in Accordance With Federal Requirements, A-02-23-02008Source document · Reports and audits
  5. Fourteen of Thirty Selected Indian Health Service and Rural Providers Did Not Comply or May Not Have Complied With Terms and Conditions and Federal…Source document · Reports and audits
  6. Seven of Thirty Hospices Reviewed Did Not Comply or May Not Have Complied With Terms and Conditions (A-02-22-01014)Source document · Reports and audits
  7. Certain Nursing Homes May Not Have Complied With Federal Requirements for Infection Prevention and Control and Emergency Preparedness, A-01-20-00005Source document · Reports and audits
  8. IHS Allocation and Oversight of COVID-19 Testing Funds — HHS Office of Inspector General, A-07-20-04123Source document · Reports and audits
  9. HHS Awarding and Monitoring of Ventilator Contracts — HHS Office of Inspector General, A-02-20-02002Source document · Reports and audits
  10. CMS’s COVID-19 Data Included Required Information From the Vast Majority of Nursing Homes, but CMS Could Take Actions to Improve Completeness and Accuracy of…Source document · Reports and audits
  11. FDA Repeatedly Adapted Emergency Use Authorization Policies To Address the Need for COVID-19 Testing, OEI-01-20-00380Source document
  12. CDC’s Vaccines for Children Program Recipients Did Not Conduct Site Visits at Some Providers as Required, A-09-22-01000Source document · Reports and audits
  13. HRSA Made Some Potential Overpayments to Providers Under the Phase 2 General Distribution of the Provider Relief Fund Program, A-09-22-06001Source document · Reports and audits
  14. CMS’s Controls Related to Hospital Preparedness for an Emerging Infectious Disease Were Well-Designed and Implemented but Its Authority Is Not Sufficient for…Source document · Reports and audits
  15. Medicare Generally Paid Acute-Care Hospitals for Inpatient Stays for Medicare Enrollees Diagnosed With COVID-19 in Accordance With Federal Requirements…Source document · Reports and audits
  16. Early Efforts To Implement IHS's COVID-19 Vaccine Program — HHS Office of Inspector General, A-07-21-04125Source document · Reports and audits
  17. HHS's and HRSA's Controls Related To Selected Provider Relief Fund Program Requirements Could Be Improved, A-09-21-06001Source document · Reports and audits
  18. IHS’s National Supply Service Center Was Generally Effective in Providing Supplies to Facilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic, but Its Internal Controls Could…Source document · Reports and audits
  19. Montana Generally Complied With Requirements for Telehealth Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic, A-07-21-03250Source document · Reports and audits
  20. Kentucky Did Not Meet All of the Requirements for the COVID-19 Screening Testing Program at K-12 Schools, A-05-23-00018Source document
  21. Philadelphia Did Not Meet All of the Requirements for the COVID-19 Screening Testing Program at K-12 Schools, A-05-24-00003Source document
  22. HRSA Had An Effective Process To Identify and Monitor High-Risk Health Centers That Received COVID-19 Grant Funds, A-01-21-01503Source document · Reports and audits
  23. Home Health Agencies Rarely Furnished Services Via Telehealth Early in the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, A-05-21-00026Source document · Reports and audits
  24. Total Medicare Part B Spending on Lab Tests Decreased in 2023, Driven in Part by Less Spending on COVID-19 Tests, OEI-09-24-00350Source document
  25. undatedAspr Could Improve Its Oversight of the Hospital Preparedness Program to Ensure That CrisiSource document · Reports and audits
  26. undatedBy Requiring Emergency Preparedness Plans for Independent Labs Cms Could Better Ensure ThaSource document · Reports and audits
  27. undatedCDC Found Ways To Use Data To Understand and Address COVID-19 Health Disparities, Despite Challenges With Existing DataSource document
  28. undatedCdc Provided Oversight and Assistance However Elc Recipients Still Faced Challenges in ImpSource document · Reports and audits
  29. undatedCertain For-Profit Nursing Homes May Not Have Complied With Federal Requirements (Infection Preventionist)Source document · Reports and audits
  30. undatedChallenges With Vaccination Data Hinder State and Local Immunization Program Efforts To Combat COVID-19, OEI-05-22-00010Source document
  31. undatedCms Recovered Medicare Payments to Providers under the Covid 19 Accelerated and Advance PaSource document · Reports and audits
  32. undatedHeluna Health May Not Have Used California’s CDC COVID-19 Funds in Accordance With Award Requirements, A-04-22-02037Source document · Reports and audits
  33. undatedHHS-OIG's Oversight of COVID-19 Response and RecoverySource document
  34. undatedHome Health Agencies Used Multiple Strategies to Respond to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Although Some Challenges Persist, OEI-01-21-00110Source document
  35. undatedIndian Health Service Use of Critical Care Response Teams Has Helped To Meet Facility Needs During the COVID-19 Pandemic, OEI 06-20-00700Source document
  36. undatedInspector General Christi A. Grimm 2024 RISE National Conference SpeechSource document
  37. undatedLeadership at HHS-OIGSource document
  38. undatedMedicare Generally Paid for Evaluation and Management Services Provided via Telehealth DurSource document · Reports and audits
  39. undatedMore Than a Thousand Nursing Homes Reached Infection Rates of 75 Percent or More in the First Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic, OEI-02-20-00491Source document
  40. undatedNew York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Charged Some Unallowable Costs to Its CDC COVID-19 Award, A-04-22-02035Source document · Reports and audits
  41. undatedSec. 5274. Submission of reports that specifically identify non-governmental organizations or business entitiesSource document
  42. undatedSeventeen of Thirty Selected Health Centers Did Not Use or May Not Have Used Their Hrsa CoSource document · Reports and audits
  43. undatedSix of Eight Home Health Agency Providers Had Infection Control Policies and Procedures ThSource document · Reports and audits
  44. undatedTargeted Provider Relief Funds Allocated to Hospitals Had Some Differences with Respect to Ethnicity and RaceSource document
  45. undatedOei 06 22 00040 the Provider Relief Fund Helped Select Nursing Homes Maintain Services During ThSource document

More source documents in the archive

16 more source documents from this source is in the archive. It is not counted in the records above.

  1. Eleven of Thirty Selected Hospitals Did Not Comply With Terms and Conditions and Federal Requirements for Expending Provider Relief Fund Payments, A-02-22-01003Source document
  2. Four of Thirty Selected Dental Providers Did Not Comply With Terms and Conditions and Federal Requirements for Expending Provider Relief Fund Payments, A-02-23-01013Source document
  3. Nine of Thirty Selected Assisted Living Facilities Did Not Comply With Terms and Conditions and Federal Requirements for Expending Provider Relief Fund Payments, A-02-23-01012Source document
  4. Ten of Thirty Selected Nursing Facilities Did Not Comply or May Not Have Complied With Terms and Conditions and Federal Requirements for Expending Provider Relief Fund Payments, A-05-22-00012Source document
  5. The National Institutes of Health and EcoHealth Alliance Did Not Effectively Monitor Awards and Subawards, Resulting inSource document
  6. undatedAll Reports and Publications, COVID-19 issue area (HHS Office of Inspector General)Source document
  7. undatedSemiannual Report to Congress, April 1, 2021, Through September 30, 2021 — HHS-OIGSource document
  8. undatedSemiannual Report to Congress, April 1, 2022, Through September 30, 2022 — HHS-OIGSource document
  9. undatedSemiannual Report to Congress, April 1, 2023–September 30, 2023 — HHS-OIGSource document
  10. undatedSemiannual Report to Congress, October 1, 2019, through March 31, 2020 — HHS-OIGSource document
  11. undatedSemiannual Report to Congress, October 1, 2020, through March 31, 2021 — HHS-OIGSource document
  12. undatedSemiannual Report to Congress, October 1, 2021, Through March 31, 2022 — HHS-OIGSource document
  13. undatedSemiannual Report to Congress, October 1, 2022, Through March 31, 2023 — HHS-OIGSource document
  14. undatedMedicare Telehealth Services During the First Year of the Pandemic: Program Integrity Risks | Office of InspectorSource document
  15. undatedThe Assistant Secretary for Administration Awarded and Managed Five Sole Source ContractsSource document
  16. undatedThe Provider Relief Fund Helped Select Nursing Homes Maintain Services During the COVID 19 Pandemic, but Some FoundSource document

Sources: the 45 record pages listed; court, dates and document types are as recorded on those pages.

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