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OIG Releases Health Care Provider Compliance Videos
The Office of Inspector General developed these short video and audio presentations-averaging about four minutes each-for health care providers on top compliance topics. Topics covered include major health care fraud and abuse laws, the basics of health care compliance programs, and what to do when a compliance issues arises. These video and audio presentations are part of OIG's award-winning Provider Compliance Training initiative.
IG Daniel R. Levinson Speaks at Nationwide Medicare Fraud Takedown Press Conference (EXCERPT)
Inspector General Daniel R. Levinson speaks at the September 7, 2011 press conference on the nationwide takedown by the Medicare Fraud Strike Force. The operations occurred in eight cities and resulted in charges against 91 defendants for their alleged participation in Medicare fraud schemes involving nearly $300 million in false billings. Daniel Levinson briefly comments on the operations and thanks those involved, including the OIG special agents, Secretary Sebelius, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, Attorney General Eric Holder, other Offices of Inspectors General, and beneficiaries.
Two Brooklyn Pharmacists Charged In $3 Million Health Care
Fraud Scheme
OIG Special Agent in Charge Tom O'Donnell discusses OIG agents' arrest of two Brooklyn pharmacists for allegedly defrauding Medicare of more than $3 million by billing for prescriptions that were never filled.
Grants.gov Quarterly Webcast Features Presentation on Grants Fraud Prevention - July 2011
In the July 2011 Grants.gov quarterly webcast, Ken Dieffenbach, Senior Special Agent, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General, Fraud Detection Office and Special Agent Brandon Trice, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General, give a special presentation on grants fraud prevention that highlights three areas of interest; conflicts of interest, misuse of funds, and embezzlement. The session runs one hour and three minutes and includes discussion with audience questions.
Compliance Oversight for Health Care Leaders
Inspector General Daniel Levinson and Chief Counsel Lewis Morris discuss the role of compliance and its importance to the health care industry. This seven minute video is presented by the Health Care Compliance Association and was produced by University Hospitals in Cleveland, Ohio.
2011 Health Care Compliance Association Compliance Institute Keynote Address
Inspector General Daniel R. Levinson discusses the compliance pyramid and its five key building blocks at the Orlando, Florida Compliance Institute.
HEAT Provider Compliance Training Webcast
This spring, OIG offered provider compliance trainings in six cities: Houston, Tampa, Kansas City, Baton Rouge, Denver, and Washington, D.C. This video is the webcast of the May 18, 2011 HEAT Provider Compliance Training in Washington, D.C.
- Watch the complete 3 hour and 45 minute
webcast video - Or select from sixteen individual modules
- View the related Web site to download slides and handouts
You Can Run But You Can't Hide: Medicare Fraud Fugitives Caught
CBS4 I-Team investigator Stephen Stock has the story of how OIG Special Agents finally caught up to two international fugitives wanted for scamming Medicare out of millions of dollars.
21 people in metro Detroit are charged with Medicare fraud
OIG Special Agents raided offices across the country and 21 people in metropolitan Detroit were charged with Medicare fraud.
Medicare Fraud Costs U.S. $90B a Year
Over a hundred people across the country, many of them doctors, are under arrest charged with one of the biggest Medicare fraud busts in history.
AARP's Inside E Street: Medicare Fraud (Gerald Roy, HHS Deputy Inspector General)
Authorities say Medicare fraud is more lucrative than dealing drugs. Anchor Sheilah Kast talks with Gerald Roy, OIG Deputy Inspector General for Investigations, about the fight against medicare fraud.
Beware: Fake Federal Grant Scams Exposed
The number of complaints to the Department of Health and Human Services regarding fake federal grants are on the rise. CBS News correspondent Sharyl Attkisson reports on this old scam with a new twist.
Gov't flags Anti-psychotic drugs at nursing homes
Nursing homes allegedly prescribed anti-psychotic drugs, including Zyprexa and Risperdal, for people who don't need them, with fatal side effects. Armen Keteyian reports.
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