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Appendix F - Management Report on Final Action October 1, 2003 - September 30, 2004

Background

The Inspector General Act Amendments of 1988 (P.L. 100-504) require Departments and agencies to report to Congress on the actions they have taken and the amount of funds recovered or saved in response to the Office of Inspector General's (OIG) audit recommendations. This annual management report provides the status of OIG reports in the Department and summarizes the results of actions taken to implement OIG audit recommendations during the reporting period.

Departmental Findings

For the fiscal year covered by this report, the Department accomplished the following:

  • Initiated action to recover $755 million through collection, offset, or other means (see Table I);
  • Completed action to recover $518 million through collection, offset, or other means (see Table I);
  • Initiated action to put to better use $1 billion (see Table II); and
  • Completed action that over time will put to better use $1 billion (see Table II).

At the end of this period there are 287 reports over 1 year old with uncollected balances or unimplemented monetary findings. The reasons these reports are still pending are found in the notes to the tables.

The HHS Process

Four Key Elements to the HHS Audit Resolution and Follow-up Process

  • The HHS Agencies have a lead responsibility for implementation and follow-up on most OIG and independent auditor recommendations;
  • The Assistant Secretary for Budget, Technology, and Finance establishes policy and monitors HHS Agencies’ compliance with audit follow-up requirements;
  • The audit resolution process includes the ability to appeal disallowances administratively under such programs as Head Start, Foster Care and Medicaid pursuant to the Board’s regulations in 45 C.F.R. Part 16; and
  • If necessary, the Assistant Secretary for Budget, Technology, and Finance or the Deputy Secretary resolves conflicts between the HHS Agencies and the OIG.  

Departmental Conflict Resolution

In the event that the HHS agencies and OIG staff cannot resolve differences on specific report recommendations, a conflict resolution mechanism is available. During FY 2004, there were no disagreements requiring the convening of the Conflict Resolution Council.

Status of Audits in the Department

In general, HHS Agencies follow up on OIG recommendations effectively and within regulatory time limits. The HHS Agencies usually reach a management decision within the 6-month period that is prescribed by P.L. 100-504 and OMB Circular A-50, Audit Followup. For the most part, they also complete their final actions on OIG reports, including collecting disallowed costs and carrying out corrective action plans, within a reasonable amount of time. However, the Department continues to monitor this area to improve procedures and ensure compliance with corrective action plans.

Report on Final Action Tables

The following tables summarize the Department's actions in collecting disallowed costs and implementing recommendations to put funds to better use. Disallowed costs are those costs that are challenged because of a violation of law, regulation, grant term or condition, etc. Funds to be put to better use relate to those costs associated with cost avoidances, budget savings, etc. The tables are set up according to the requirements of Section 106(b) of P.L. 100-504.

TABLE I Management Action on Costs Disallowed in OIG Reports
As of September 30, 2004
(in thousands)

Number

Disallowed Costs

A. Reports for which final action had not been taken by the commencement of the reporting period. See Note 1.

435

$838,943

B. Reports on which management decisions were made during the reporting period. See Note 2.

322

$754,809

Subtotal (A+B)

757

$1,593,752

C. Reports for which final action was taken during the reporting period:

  • The dollar value of disallowed costs that were recovered through collection, offset, property in lieu of cash, or otherwise.
  • The dollar value of disallowed costs that were written off by management.

370

2

$518,345

$175

Subtotal (i+ii)

372

$518,520

D. Reports for which no final action has been taken by the end of the reporting period. See Note 3.

385

$1,075,232

Notes:

  1. Includes adjustments of amended disallowance and disallowance excluded from the previous reporting period.
  2. Represents the amount of management concurrence with the OIG’s recommendations. For this fiscal year, the OIG’s reconciliation with the HHS Agencies showed a variance that represents the two organizations having different cut-off dates.
  3. Includes the list of audits over 1 year old with outstanding balances to be collected. Includes audits under administrative or judicial appeal, under current collection schedule, and legislatively uncollectible.

TABLE II Management Action on OIG Reports
with Recommendations That Funds Be Put to Better Use
As of September 30, 2004
(in thousands)

Number

Disallowed Costs

A. Reports for which final action had not been taken by the commencement of the reporting period. See Note 1.

12

$56,420,817

B. Reports on which management decisions were made during the reporting period.

12

$1,331,208

Subtotal (A+B)

24

$57,752,025

C. Reports for which final action was taken during the reporting period:

  • The dollar value of recommendations that were actually completed based on management action or legislative action.
  • The dollar value of recommendations that management has subsequently concluded should not or could not be implemented or completed.

11

0

$1,321,165

$0

Subtotal (i+ii)

11

$1,321,165

D. Reports for which no final action has been taken by the end of the reporting period. See Note 2.

13

$56,430,860

Notes:

  1. Includes adjustments of amended disallowances and disallowances excluded from the previous reporting period.
  2. Includes the nine reports shown on the following page with recommendations to put funds to better use that were pending for more than 1 year. These reports involve major policy questions as well as legislative remedies that are difficult and time consuming to resolve.

Reports Containing Recommendations to Put Funds
to Better Use Pending More Than 1 Year
As of September 30, 2004

Audit Number

Auditee

Date Issued

Amount

Explanations

OEI-12-92-00460

Inappropriate Payments for Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

(ES#921222-1330)

Jun-93

$69,000,000

CMS currently is determining the actual amount of the savings.

A-06-92-00043

BC/BS of Texas, Inc. -- GME Costs

Mar-94

$4,078,960

Corrective action cannot be implemented pending the resolution of an objection lodged by the providers' legal counsel with the OIG and the Office of General Counsel.

A-04-95-02110

SC BC (Hospice of Lake & Sumter, Inc.) – ORT

Nov-96

$2,500,000

CMS is reassessing whether seeking the identified OIG hospice overpayment is the appropriate action to take.

A-06-95-00095

Palmetto Gov. Ben. Admin. (Fam. Hospice/Dallas)-ORT

Jan-97

$69,648

CMS is reassessing whether seeking the identified OIG hospice overpayment is the appropriate action to take.

A-05-95-00060

WI Department of Health and Social Services

Feb-97

$2,400,000

The State of Wisconsin plans to establish a work group to meet and review HMO financial data related to Medicaid HMOs to determine the actual amount of the savings.

OEI-03-99-00200

Medicare Payouts for Services After Death

Mar-97

$4,800,000

CMS is in the process of determining the amount of savings.

A-06-01-00053

Medicaid Pharmacy

May-02

$470,000,000

Actual acquisition costs of generic prescription drug products.

A-09-01-00109

Medicare Part B Fee Schedule Amounts

Dec-02

$171,500,000

CMS is in the process of determining the amount of savings.

A-03-00-00216

Medicaid Enhanced Payments

Nov-01

$55,497,000,000

Review to local public providers and the use of intergovernmental transfers. 

Total 9 Reports from CMS

$56,221,348,608

HHS Audit Reports Over 1 Year Old With Outstanding Balances To Be Collected
As of September 30, 2004

HHS Agency

Audit Report #

Auditee

Issue Date

Amount

Note

ACF

02-00-64555

Utica-HS

Oct-01

$166,880

6

ACF

02-02-69503

Puerto Rico

Feb-03

$507,667

25

ACF

02-02-71356

2nd St Youth Ctr.

Feb-03

$15,034

1

ACF

02-91-14405

Bedford Stuyvesanto/O

Mar-02

$34,593

3

ACF

02-97-47637

Puerto Rico IV-B

Sep-97

$9,703

25

ACF

02-99-02005

Puerto Rico

Oct-02

$1,214,299

4

ACF

02-99-58335

Puerto Rico

Mar-99

$5,400

25

ACF

03-01-00510

Council Southern MT

Nov-01

$11,635

6

ACF

03-02-00550

Central Piedmont Act

Jun-03

$41,106

6

ACF

03-02-72227

State of VA

Jan-01

$1,100,000

1

ACF

03-03-73256

Lawrence Cty HS, Inc

Jun-03

$148,663

6

ACF

03-03-73829

Preschool Dev Prog

Jul-03

$961,497

1

ACF

03-03-74041

Child Advocates of Blair

Jun-03

$110,563

25

ACF

03-03-74937

Preschool Dev Prog

Sep-03

$448,772

6

ACF

03-97-43787

VA/CCDBG

Jun-97

$937,769

25

ACF

03-97-47731

State of DE

Sep-97

$11,880

25

ACF

03-99-03305

Research Assessment State of MD

Jul-00

$4,453,336

6

ACF

04-00-60897

State of FL

Nov-00

$33,397

25

ACF

04-00-64861

State of NC

Mar-01

$357,591

6

ACF

04-00-66032

State of FL

Jan-01

$41,989

25

ACF

04-01-68839

State of FL

Apr-02

$155,973

25

ACF

04-01-68839

State of FL

Apr-02

$7,519

25

ACF

04-91-06594

Mountain Valley/HS

Sep-92

$196,213

2

ACF

04-92-17186

Mountain Valley/HS

Sep-92

$203,420

2

ACF

04-94-30737

Mountain Valley/HS

Jul-94

$39,095

2

ACF

04-96-00105

Delta Foundation

Apr-99

$1,225,291

4

ACF

04-96-00107

Harambee Child Level

Aug-99

$124,811

6

ACF

04-97-47475

Wash Cty Opport Inc.

Nov-97

$173,151

4

ACF

04-99-56945

Quitman Cty Dev Org Inc

Jun-02

$6,375

6

ACF

04-99-59501

Chapel Hill Carrboro

Jan-02

$11,256

6

ACF

05-01-67360

MI Family Independence Agency

Jul-01

$150,000

25

ACF

05-02-70977

Nottawaseppi

Nov-02

$671

6

ACF

05-03-73080

Genesee Cty Comm Action

May-03

$14,511

25

ACF

05-03-73766

Family Dev Service

Sep-03

$20,679

25

ACF

05-97-48402

Montgomery Co CAA

Nov-97

$79,374

2

ACF

05-98-00010

State WI

Feb-00

$3,318,857

25

ACF

06-00-62531

NA Five Sandoval Indian Pueblos Inc.

Oct-00

$13,958

4

ACF

06-02-70441

Five Sandoval Indian Tribe

Apr-03

$67,998

6

ACF

06-02-72487

Kaw National of OK

May-03

$647

6

ACF

06-03-73575

Hidalgo Cty TX

Jul-03

$543,541

6

ACF

06-90-00052

Mexican Amer/Discret

Apr-92

$74,646

3

ACF

06-97-47657

Five Sandoval

Nov-99

$46,660

6

ACF

06-97-47730

Tri-County Head Start

Dec-97

$2,451

6

ACF

06-97-48284

E Texas Family Srv

Nov-98

$9,130

6

ACF

06-97-48531

TX DHS

Jan-99

$11,209

25

ACF

07-02-00138

State of NE

Sep-03

$11,681,442

1

ACF

07-02-72037

State of KS

Oct-01

$57,236

1

ACF

07-98-50741

Citizens Housing

Dec-99

$2,678

6

ACF

08-97-43975

Oglala Sioux Tribe

May-99

$6,494

6

ACF

08-99-57703

Connejos-Costil

Oct-99

$21,145

6

ACF

08-99-59825

Crow Creek Sioux Tribe

Jan-00

$26,660

6

ACF

08-99-59907

Crow Creek Sioux Tribe

Aug-00

$344,504

6

ACF

09-00-63951

Tohono O Odham Nation

May-01

$164,947

4

ACF

09-90-56270

Rinco San Luiseno Band

Apr-01

$49,460

6

ACF

09-93-00106

CA Dept. of Social Svcs.

May-97

$29,269

25

ACF

09-93-23668

Center of ED/HS

Nov-93

$12,070

25

ACF

09-95-00091

Walter McDonald Asso.

Jul-99

$23,553

4

ACF

09-96-40113

Protective & Adv Mariana

Apr-98

$80,574

6

ACF

09-96-40114

Protective & Adv Mariana

Apr-98

$36,988

6

ACF

09-96-40115

Protective & Adv Mariana

Apr-98

$56,344

6

ACF

10-00-58628

Kuigpagmiut, In.

Apr-00

$18,119

6

ACF

10-01-66783

Native Village of Mekoryuk

Apr-01

$15,883

4

ACF

10-03-72484

Maniilaq Manpower, Incak

Jul-03

$44,498

6

ACF

10-98-00008

Siletz River Co.

Apr-00

$27,316

6

 

 

Total for ACF

$29,808,390

 

CDC

01-00-62266

State of ME

Feb-00

$138,782

5

CDC

01-00-66460

State of ME

Jan-03

$363,364

5

CDC

01-02-70271

State of ME

Apr-03

$561,697

5

CDC

01-02-71527

State of MA

Apr-02

$29,260

5

CDC

01-02-73084

State of ME

Sep-02

$188,524

5

CDC

01-96-37165

Haitian American Public Health Initiative

Mar-97

$20,209

5

CDC

03-01-66421

American Assoc. of Community Colleges

Nov-00

$7,474

5

CDC

03-02-72715

DC Dept. of Health

Jul-03

$7,851

5

CDC

03-03-72847

DC Dept. of Health

Oct-02

$12,850

5

CDC

03-98-50835

Nat'l Organ. of Black County Officials

Jan-99

$19,385

5

CDC

03-98-50836

Nat'l Organ. of Black County Officials

Jan-99

$27,140

5

CDC

03-98-50837

Nat'l Organ. of Black County Officials

Mar-99

$1,078

5

CDC

03-98-51634

City of Philadelphia, PA.

Jun-98

$93,690

5

CDC

03-99-56842

Nat'l Assoc. for Equal Opport. in Higher Ed.

Feb-01

$33,585

5

CDC

04-00-61897

American Cancer Society

Mar-01

$28,654

5

CDC

04-00-65030

State of SC

Jul-00

$688,633

1

CDC

04-02-72213

State of FL

Jun-02

$28,612

5

CDC

04-98-51239

State of AL Child Care & Dev. Fund Mand.

Sep-98

$227,200

5

CDC

05-03-73921

DC Dept. of Health

Nov-02

$13,317

5

CDC

06-01-68128

City of Houston, TX

Feb-01

$56,340

5

CDC

06-02-70732

US-Mexico Border Health Association

Jan-02

$23,483

5

CDC

06-98-54189

City of Houston, TX

Jul-98

$12,096

5

CDC

09-96-41444

Immigrant Center

Mar-97

$2,495

5

CDC

10-98-53018

Self Enhancement, Inc.

May-00

$3,452

5

CDC

10-98-53162

People of Color Against AIDS Network

Sep-00

$8,289

5

 

 

Total for CDC

 

$2,597,460

 

CMS

01-01-00502

Ambulance & Radiology Serv

Oct-02

$51,000,000

5

CMS

01-01-00542

Associated Hospital Serv

Dec-02

$518,981

5

CMS

01-89-00518

Blue Shield of MA

Oct-90

$216,053

11

CMS

01-90-00500

Blue Cross of MA

Sep-90

$7,048,076

4

CMS

01-91-00508

Aetna Life-Parts A&B Adm.

Jan-92

$223,655

12

CMS

01-92-00517

Blue Cross of M.

Apr-93

$160,122

5

CMS

01-92-00523

BC/BS of MA -Part B Lab Tests

Jan-94

$2,250,000

26

CMS

01-93-00512

BC/BS of MA-Lab Test

Jul-94

$426,817

26

CMS

01-94-00510

BC/BS of MS - ADM costs

Apr-95

$130,299

5

CMS

01-95-00503

G/A & Capitol McLean Ho- Adm Costs

Aug-95

$186,190

5

CMS

01-96-00513

Separately Billable ESRDL Lab Tests

Dec-96

$6,300,000

5

CMS

01-96-00519

Nat'l Medical Care ESRD

Sep-97

$4,319,361

7

CMS

01-96-00527

Clinical Lab Tests- Hosp. Outpatient Labs

Dec-00

$43,632,767

5

CMS

01-98-00512

CT BC/BS Noncompliance

Jun-98

$3,264

5

CMS

01-99-00501

Waterbury Hospital

Oct-99

$103,588

5

CMS

01-99-00518

Danbury Hospital

May-00

$62,104

5

CMS

01-99-00521

Hematology Indices

Sep-00

$14,000,000

5

CMS

01-99-00522

Medicare Clinical Lab Tests

Oct-00

$31,200,000

5

CMS

01-99-00523

United HealthCare Ins.

Aug-00

$19,282

5

CMS

02-00-01023

N. Shore Long Island Jewish Hlth System

Jul-02

$319,130

5

CMS

02-00-01032

St. Barnabas Hosp

Jul-02

$205,100

5

CMS

02-00-01048

Triple S Inc.

Dec-01

$298,693

5

CMS

02-86-62015

Empire BC/BS

Mar-88

$1,277,575

9

CMS

02-86-62016

Empire BC/BS

Aug-88

$3,027,672

8

CMS

02-91-01022

Prudential Ins.-ADM

Mar-92

$6,837,167

14

CMS

02-92-01004

NJ DHS - Credit Balances for Eight Hosp

Sep-93

$89,839

5

CMS

02-96-01034

Staff Blders. Home Health Inc. Buffalo-ORT

Jan-98

$2,046,576

5

CMS

02-97-01026

Eddy VNA of the Capital Region

Nov-99

$11,336,867

5

CMS

02-97-01041

Personal Care Svc., Westchester Cty. NY

Apr-99

$687,418

5

CMS

02-99-01026

South Jersey Rehab Associates, Inc.

Nov-00

$259,068

5

CMS

03-01-00005

Veritus, Inc.

Oct-01

$131,071

5

CMS

03-92-00150

Elmira Jeffries MNH

Jan-94

$164,188

22

CMS

03-92-00201

Commonwealth of VA

Jan-93

$205,177

14

CMS

03-92-00602

PA  DPW - Upper limit

Sep-94

$230,520

5

CMS

03-93-00013

Omega Med. Lab.

Nov-93

$1,102

5

CMS

03-93-00025

PBS - Lab Fee Schedules

Sep-95

$953,377

5

CMS

03-95-38380

Commonwealth of VA

Mar-96

$68,333

5

CMS

03-99-00012

John Hopkins Bayview Medical Ctr

Jun-02

$957,458

5

CMS

04-00-06005

Univ of Al at Birmingham Hospital

Apr-02

$5,428,248

5

CMS

04-00-61448

State of GA (OGM)

Feb-00

$1,032,355

24

CMS

04-00-61620

State of NC

Nov-01

$57,097

5

CMS

04-00-61627

State of TN

Mar-00

$359,907

24

CMS

04-01-68698

State of MS

Mar-02

$3,560,760

5

CMS

04-02-02016

Pitt County Memorial Hospital

Jan-03

$49,696

14

CMS

04-02-72659

State of GA

Sep-02

$142,363

5

CMS

04-94-01096

Humana Medical Plans, Inc.

Apr-95

$624,048

5

CMS

04-95-01104

American Health Care-ORT

Jan-97

$1,200,000

5

CMS

04-95-02110

SC BC (Hospice of Lake and Sumter, Inc.) ORT

Apr-97

$4,000,000

5

CMS

04-95-02111

B/C of SC (Hospice of FL Suncoast, Inc.)

Mar-97

$14,800,000

5

CMS

04-95-33005

State of MS (OGM)

Aug-95

$63,140

12

CMS

04-95-33088

State of NC (OGM)

Sep-96

$2,642

12

CMS

04-95-38310

State of MS (OGM)

Mar-96

$9,069,408

22

CMS

04-96-01125

Aetna- Rosemont Health Care Ctr

Jan-02

$55,306

5

CMS

04-96-01129

CA BC - ORT SNF of Washington Manor

Jan-02

$284,378

5

CMS

04-96-01131

Aetna (Health Svcs. Of Green Briar)-ORT

Nov-97

$202,780

5

CMS

04-96-01134

Aetna Colonnade Med. Ctr - ORT

Jan-02

$385,338

5

CMS

04-96-01135

Aetna Washington Manor ORT

Jan-02

$220,483

5

CMS

04-96-01136

Aetna Savanna Cay Manor -ORT

Jan-02

$354,537

5

CMS

04-96-01148

Aetna Life Insur. Co.

Nov-97

$148,955

5

CMS

04-96-02122

Blue Cross of GA

Oct-98

$791,327

6

CMS

04-97-01164

1996 ACR Proposal for FL MCP

Jan-00

$9,660,000

5

CMS

04-97-01168

FL Agency for Health Care Administration

Dec-99

$8,885,855

14

CMS

04-97-02130

Mutual of Omaha

Apr-99

$1,709,245

5

CMS

04-97-02138

Mutual of Omaha

Apr-99

$2,382,527

5

CMS

04-98-01184

Homebound Medical Care, Inc.

Jun-00

$1,860,760

5

CMS

04-99-01193

Six State Review of O/P Rehab. Facilities

Jun-00

$74,067,804

5

CMS

04-99-01195

Medicare Home Health Services in FL

Mar-01

$57,022

5

CMS

04-99-55388

State of NC (OGM)

Jun-99

$367,984

5

CMS

04-99-55479

Commonwealth of KY (OGM)

Mar-99

$316,997

5

CMS

04-99-55653

State of TN (OGM)

Nov-99

$309,448

5

CMS

04-99-59921

State of KY (OGM)

Oct-99

$184,633

5

CMS

05-02-72686

Ohio Dept of Job and Family Services

Jul-02

$6,323

5

CMS

05-02-72686

State's Home Care Program

Aug-02

$20,572

5

CMS

05-03-74058

Bellefaire Jewish Children's Bureau

Nov-02

$11,410

5

CMS

05-90-00013

BC/BS of MI - Admin

Dec-90

$2,413,388

10

CMS

05-97-00029

Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning - IN

Mar-99

$2,000,000

5

CMS

06-01-00039

TX Hlth & Human Serv Commission

Jun-02

$40,070

5

CMS

06-01-00077

OK Medicaid School Based Services

Oct-02

$1,902,390

25

CMS

06-01-68876

State of LA -OGM

Jun-02

$48,414

5

CMS

06-02-72136

State of LA

Jun-02

$64,870

5

CMS

06-92-00043

BC/BS of TX - GME Costs

Mar-94

$4,252,743

23

CMS

06-95-00095

Palmetto Gov. (Fam Hospice/Dallas)

Apr-97

$871,306

22

CMS

06-96-00027

Palmetto Gov. (VNA of TX Hospice)

Apr-97

$1,156,341

22

CMS

06-97-00034

Risk Base Health Maint.

Jun-99

$55,895

5

CMS

06-99-00058

State of LA (OGM)

Jun-00

$5,290,000

5

CMS

06-99-56489

State of LA (OGM)

Aug-99

$368,258

5

CMS

07-00-65149

NE Health & Human Serv Nursing Facility

Sep-00

$1,450,104

5

CMS

07-01-02616

Mutual of Omaha

Aug-01

$11,336,867

5

CMS

07-02-03017

BC-BS of NC

Feb-03

$5,305,655

18

CMS

07-03-02654

Ambulatory Surgical Centers

Dec-02

$230,545

5

CMS

07-03-02655

Ambulatory Surgical Centers

Dec-02

$92,393

5

CMS

07-03-02657

Ambulatory Surgical Centers

Dec-02

$26,785

5

CMS

07-03-02659

Ambulatory Surgical Centers

Nov-02

$2,655

5

CMS

07-03-02663

Ambulatory Surgical Centers

Jan-03

$9,338

5

CMS

07-91-00471

BC/BS of MI - Pension Seg.

Dec-92

$5,021,873

10

CMS

07-91-00473

BC/BS of FL, Inc.-Pension Seg.

Aug-93

$4,755,565

13

CMS

07-92-00525

BC/BS of MI -Pension Costs

Dec-92

$2,135,884

10

CMS

07-92-00578

BC/BS of TX - Unfunded Pension Costs

Oct-92

$6,244,637

13

CMS

07-92-00585

BS of CA - Pension Costs

Feb-94

$2,973,504

5

CMS

07-92-00604

WVA BC/BS Term Pension

Jan-93

$617,644

17

CMS

07-92-00608

BC/BS of Missouri

Jun-93

$960,615

15

CMS

07-93-00634

Travelers - Pension Seg.

Oct-93

$1,026,460

18

CMS

07-93-00665

Travelers Ins.- Pension Costs

Oct-93

$1,218,963

5

CMS

07-93-00680

BC/BS of NC - Unfunded Pension Costs

Oct-94

$293,629

21

CMS

07-93-00709

BC/BS of CT - Pension Seg.

Apr-94

$119,472

19

CMS

07-93-00710

BC/BS of CT - Pension Costs

Mar-93

$237,392

19

CMS

07-93-00713

PA BS - Pension Costs

Jun-95

$5,490,995

5

CMS

07-94-00744

IASD Health Svcs. Corp. - Pension Seg.

Sep-94

$3,079,484

20

CMS

07-94-00745

IASD Hlth Svcs. Corp. - Unfunded Pen.

May-94

$574,804

20

CMS

07-94-00746

IASD Health Svcs. Corp. - Pension Seg.

May-94

$842,979

20

CMS

07-94-00747

IASD Hlth Svcs. Corp. - Unfunded Pen.

May-94

$10,331

20

CMS

07-94-00762

Health Care Svcs. Corp - Unfunded Pen.

Jul-94

$1,233,337

10

CMS

07-94-00763

Health Care Svcs. Corp.- Pension Seg.

Aug-94

$1,055,458

10

CMS

07-94-00768

BC/BS of SC - Pension Costs

Sep-94

$840,493

13

CMS

07-94-00769

BC/BS of SC - Pension Costs

Sep-94

$329,001

19

CMS

07-94-00770

BC/BS of SC- Unfunded Pension Costs

Sep-94

$793,508

13

CMS

07-94-00777

BC/BS of GA - Pension Costs

Oct-94

$90,736

13

CMS

07-94-00778

BC/BS of GA - Unfunded Pension Costs

Oct-94

$363,921

13

CMS

07-94-00779

BC/BS of GA - Pension Seg.

Oct-94

$113,256

13

CMS

07-94-00805

BC/BS of TN -Pension Seg.

Jan-95

$1,400,063

13

CMS

07-94-00816

BC/BS of TN. -Unfunded Pension Costs

Jan-95

$352,026

13

CMS

07-94-00817

BC/BS of AL - Pension Unfunded Costs

Jul-95

$912,730

13

CMS

07-94-00818

BC/BS of AL - Pension Seg.

Jul-95

$951,281

13

CMS

07-94-01107

BC/BS of FL - Pension Seg.

Apr-96

$813,122

13

CMS

07-95-01126

BC/BS of FL - Pension Unfunded Costs

Apr-96

$4,049,889

13

CMS

07-95-01149

BC/BS of TX - Pension Costs

Apr-96

$874,111

13

CMS

07-95-01150

BC/BS of Oregon - Pension Seg.

Aug-97

$191,312

5

CMS

07-95-01159

BC/BS of NE - Pension Seg.

Jan-96

$96,955

27

CMS

07-95-01166

BC/BS of NE - Pension Unfunded Costs

Jan-96

$73,509

27

CMS

07-96-01189

BC of WA & AK- Pension Seg.

Dec-97

$96,740

5

CMS

07-96-01194

Community Mutual Ins. Co. Pension Seg.

Jul-97

$1,866,026

5

CMS

07-97-01205

BC of WA & AK -  Pension Seg.

Dec-97

$15,688

5

CMS

07-97-01206

BC of WA & AK -  Pension Unfunded Costs

Dec-97

$106,843

5

CMS

07-97-01207

Community Mutual Ins. Co. Unfunded Pen

Sep-00

$571,413

5

CMS

07-97-01208

Community Mutual Ins Co Pension Costs

Sep-00

$991,972

5

CMS

07-97-01209

BC/BS of MS -  Pension Seg.

Jan-98

$224,711

13

CMS

07-97-01210

BC/BS of MS - Unfunded Pension Costs

Jan-98

$482,549

13

CMS

07-97-01211

BC/BS of MS - Pension Costs

Jan-98

$134,312

13

CMS

07-97-01213

Travelers Pension Seg.

Jan-98

$5,624,747

5

CMS

07-97-01222

AdminaStar Federal of KY - Pension Seg.

Oct-98

$1,236,890

13

CMS

07-97-02500

Anthem BC/BS of CT

Mar-98

$122,548

5

CMS

07-98-01224

AdminaStar Federal - Unfunded Pension

Oct-98

$4,286,294

5

CMS

07-98-01225

AdminaStar Federal - Pension Costs

Oct-98

$736,134

5

CMS

07-98-02501

Anthem BC/BS of CT - Unfunded Pension

Mar-98

$292,152

5

CMS

07-98-02522

BS of CA - Pension Plan Terminated

Apr-99

$7,623,524

5

CMS

07-99-01278

Rebound Inc.

Apr-02

$1,042,522

5

CMS

07-99-01288

Wellmark, Inc.

Nov-01

$1,169

5

CMS

07-99-02540

General American Life Insurance Company

Jul-00

$6,205,564

27

CMS

08-00-64575

State of CO

May-00

$11,205,906

13

CMS

08-94-00739

BC/BS  of ND - Pension Seg.

Jan-95

$730,875

13

CMS

08-94-00740

BC/BS of NC - Unfunded Pension Costs

Jan-95

$671,198

13

CMS

09-89-00162

Nationwide Employer Project - MSP

Mar-95

$2,218,824

16

CMS

09-95-00072

CA DHS

Nov-96

$4,013,490

5

CMS

09-96-00061

BS of CA

Jun-98

$1,006,192

18

CMS

09-96-00064

San Diego Hospice Corp. - ORT

Nov-98

$993,779

5

CMS

09-96-00088

Care Providers- BC of CA

Jul-99

$901,278

5

CMS

09-96-00089

Care Plus Home Hlth Services - BC of CA

Jul-99

$389,497

5

CMS

09-96-00094

BC of Ca - Dynasty Home Hlth Inc

Jan-02

$217,720

5

CMS

14-96-00202

Excluded Unlicensed Health Care Providers

Sep-97

$2,931

5

CMS

17-95-00096

HCFA Financial Statement Audit for FY 1996

May-98

$300,000

5

CMS

17-97-00097

HCFA Financial Statement Audit for FY 1997

Sep-98

$141,796

5

  Total for CMS

$475,082,478

HRSA

04-98-50281

Aaron E. Henry CHC

Sep-98

$3,017

6

HRSA

08-02-70421

Aberdeen Area Tribal Chairmen's Hlth Board

Feb-03

$1,509

6

Total for HRSA

$4,526

IHS

08-00-56759

SD Urban Indian Health

Nov-99

$32,783

5

IHS

08-00-59899

SD Urban Indian Health

Nov-99

$6,818

5

IHS

08-00-60654

Spirit Lake

Jan-00

$22,031

5

IHS

08-00-61777

Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians

Nov-99

$129,070

5

IHS

08-99-55284

SD Urban Indian Health

Jun-99

$902,046

5

IHS

08-99-55285

SD Urban Indian Health

Jun-99

$902,377

5

IHS

08-99-56446

Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe

May-99

$5,843

5

IHS

09-00-60032

Lovelock Paiute Tribe

Dec-99

$74,187

5

IHS

09-01-65664

Lovelock Paiute Tribe

Dec-00

$50,473

5

IHS

09-01-67778

Lovelock Paiute Tribe

Jun-01

$19,129

5

IHS

09-01-68215

Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe

Sep-01

$14,919

5

Total for IHS

$2,159,676

OPHS

03-02-72652

National Assoc for Equal Opportunity

Jun-02

$313,256

5

OPHS

03-03-74002

Minority Access Inc

Oct-02

$8,113

5

OPHS

03-04-75382

National Hispanic Medical Assoc.

Mar-03

$10,505

28

OPHS

03-04-76133

Minority Access Inc

Jun-03

$11,141

28

OPHS

06-03-74833

Amigo Volunteers in Education & Services

Jan-03

$31,180

28

OPHS

08-03-74361

Porcupine Clinic

Nov-02

$12,611

28

OPHS

08-03-74833

Porcupine Clinic

Nov-02

$65,027

28

OPHS

15-01-20002

Congress Heights

May-01

$11,300

28

Total for OPHS

$463,133

OS

01-01-00004

State of ME

Sep-01

$4,047

4

OS

02-99-02004

Puerto Rico

Sep-01

$15,601,255

6

OS

03-00-63670

State of PA

Nov-00

$11,388,686

1

OS

06-00-61716

TX Dept. of Health

Sep-00

$138,870

6

OS

08-99-59826

Crow Creek Sioux Tribe

Feb-00

$14,448

6

OS

09-97-48247

Karidat

Dec-97

$50,612

1

OS

09-97-48966

Karidat

Jan-98

$2,234

1

OS

09-98-52613

Marianas

Dec-98

$639,432

6

OS

09-99-57597

Bear River Band

Mar-00

$1,648

6

OS

09-02-70938

Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona

Jun-02

$1,729

6

OS

09-02-72300

State of CA

Jul-02

$577,441

6

OS

10-02-71415

Nooksack Indian Tribe

Dec-02

$78,313

5

Total for OS 

$28,498,715

PSC/DCA

03-90-00453

State of WV

Mar-91

$12,850,856

7

PSC/DCA

06-99-59584

State of LA

Sep-00

$19,261,661

1

Total for PSC

$32,112,517

SAMHSA

02-99-02502

Southeast Queens Community Partnership, Inc.

May-00

$500,263

2

SAMHSA

04-04183

Columbus Co. Services Mgmt.

Jul-94

$35,167

4

Total for SAMHSA 

$535,430

  Total for HHS

$571,262,325

Notes:

1. Appeal process.

2. Referred to Department of Justice (DOJ).

3. Referred to DOJ/payment plan.

4. Payment plan.

5. Pursuing collection.

6. Transferred to Treasury Offset Program.

7. In District Court.

8. Contractor has signed the closing agreement. An amended OCD is being prepared.

9. Contractor appealed and court ruled in contractor's favor. HHS agency has appealed.

10. Pending resolution of contractor's termination audit, any related termination agreement and pending lawsuit.

11. HHS agency has instructed the carrier to calculate and recover partial overpayments. Recoupment is still on hold pending resolution of the company's

appeal to an administrative law judge.

12. Additional documentation has been provided by the State or contractor. OIG and/or HHS Agency reviewing.

13. HHS agency is working with all Medicare providers to obtain signed advance agreements which set forth the terms

and conditions of the amended Cost Accounting Standards (CAS 412). Implementation of the advance agreements will subsume and close out the currently

outstanding pension audits.

14. HHS agency is in process of negotiating or determining outstanding overpayment amount and/or payment options.

15. HHS agency will verify that corrective action has been completed by the fiscal intermediary.

16. Demand letters were sent to employers listed in the audit. D.C. Circuit Court's decision in HIAA vs. Shalala case will result in few recoveries

of funds from EGHP's timely filing limits. HHS agency is attempting to "fix” the HIAA decision via new legislation.

17. Contractor was declared insolvent and placed in receivership. DOJ has filed a claim on HHS agency's behalf.

18. HHS Agency is negotiating a settlement with the State or the contractor.

19. HHS Agency is of developing a formula to settle all waivers regarding pension segmentation and/or unfunded pension costs.

20. HHS Agency is awaiting verification from the pension actuarial staff that an adjustment was made.

21. An on-site audit is in process. A global settlement will close pension and administrative costs.

22. The State or contractor is in the process of determining or collecting overpayment.

23. Collection activity has been suspended pending resolution of an objection lodged by two providers' legal counsel with the OIG and the Office of General Counsel.

24. HHS agency is verifying collection of overpayment.

25. Awaiting confirmation that account receivable may be closed out.

26. Waiting for a decision and/or action by the Asst. U.S. Attorney.

27. HHS agency is negotiating with the contractor on the related administrative costs audit.

28. HHS agency to examine related claims.

29. Working with new Executive Director to resolve all issues.

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