HHS-OIG, GSA-SAM.gov, and State Medicaid Exclusion Lists: What are the Differences?
Learn what the differences are amongst the OIG LEIE, GSA SAM.gov, and State Medicaid exclusion lists.
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Learn what the differences are amongst the OIG LEIE, GSA SAM.gov, and State Medicaid exclusion lists.
Healthcare organizations can’t afford not to monitor their employed and contracted populations for exclusions, however, because there are several lists at both the federal and state levels that need to be monitored consistently, exclusion monitoring can be complicated.
If you’re one of the compliance professionals that’s been struggling with the recent SAM.gov updates, read on for tips on how to search for an excluded individual using their Social Security number.