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Exclusion screening is the federal and state compliance obligation to verify that healthcare employees, vendors, and contractors are not barred from participating in Medicare, Medicaid, or other federally-funded programs. Every healthcare provider that bills a federal program is required to screen upon hire and monthly thereafter against the OIG LEIE, GSA/SAM, and all 44 state Medicaid exclusion lists. Failure to screen exposes providers to civil money penalties of up to $24,947 per violation, overpayment liability, and potential False Claims Act exposure. This section of the site is the definitive hub for exclusion screening compliance: the pillar guides, state-by-state requirements, enforcement trends, and the regulatory framework explained by the former federal prosecutors who built it.

At Exclusion Screening, we often receive questions about the scope and frequency of an organization’s screening duties and…

I. Introduction The Office of Inspector General (OIG) has the authority to exclude providers from participating in federal…

The last two years have been rough for everyone, and it has been particularly difficult for health care…

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)[1] is the Federal agency tasked with the overall responsibility of…

Medicare and Medicaid providers / suppliers are prohibited from employing individuals who have been excluded from participation in…

To understand the North Carolina Exclusion Screening Requirements, we must first touch upon Exclusions in general. Office of…

I. What is the NPDB The National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) was created as part of the Health…

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office of Inspector General (OIG) is responsible for overseeing the…
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