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Is your organization seeking a cost-effective way to efficiently manage OIG, SAM, and State Medicaid exclusion checks? Welcome to Verify Comply, your one-stop solution for comprehensive exclusion screening services.
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View All FAQsExclusion lists are critical tools used by both state and federal agencies to maintain the integrity of their operations, particularly in the healthcare sector. At the federal level, the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) maintains the List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (LEIE) who are barred from participating in federally funded healthcare programs due to past offenses, such as fraud or misconduct. For example, a healthcare provider found guilty of Medicare fraud might find themselves on the OIG's exclusion list, effectively preventing them from directly or indirectly receiving payment from federal healthcare programs. Similarly, the System for Award Management (SAM) notes exclusions and sanctions that, while broader, can also impact the healthcare sector by identifying entities and individuals prohibited from receiving federal contracts.
At the state level, exclusion monitoring is equally stringent, with most states maintaining its own exclusion list(s) tailored to their specific healthcare programs such as Medicaid. These state-level lists might include healthcare professionals who have had their licenses revoked due to malpractice, unethical behavior, or drug diversion. It's crucial to understand that beyond the well-known OIG and SAM databases, there are many other exclusion lists managed by various state agencies, each designed to protect the integrity of healthcare services.
The risks and consequences of failing to conduct accurate and regular exclusion searches are significant and multifaceted. Firstly, employing or contracting with an excluded individual or entity can lead to severe financial penalties. For example, healthcare providers face repayment obligations and substantial fines for each item or service provided by an excluded party that is paid for by a federal healthcare program. This can amount to millions of dollars in fines, depending on the volume of services rendered.
Secondly, beyond the immediate financial penalties, the reputational damage to an organization found to be non-compliant can be long-lasting and far-reaching. The trust of patients, partners, and the general public can be eroded, leading to a loss of business and an uphill battle to rebuild the organization's image.
In summary, exclusion list screening through diligent exclusion monitoring and exclusion searches is a crucial risk management practice. It protects organizations from financial penalties, legal complications, reputational damage, and, most importantly, safeguards patient care and the integrity of healthcare programs.
We have a wide range of services that can help you to mitigate your exclusion related risk. You can find a detailed feature comparison of our offerings on our exclusion monitoring services page, but here is a basic summary:
Our software services include access to a range of federal and state exclusion lists such as the HHS OIG List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (LEIE), the GSA System for Award Management (SAM) Exclusions list, and state exclusion lists. We also offer a number of non-standard sanctions lists at an additional cost. Please visit our list of available exclusion lists for the details. If for some reason you do not see a list that you need to monitor, please contact us to let us know.