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OHA Made Hundreds of Thousands in Duplicate Medicaid Payments, Audit Says
Auditors found nearly 650 duplicate enrollee codes in the Oregon Health Plan, estimating $232,000 to $4.1 million in improper payments.
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Oregon Medicaid program erroneously paid up to $4.1M due to system errors, audit says
Oregon’s Medicaid program overpaid up to $4.1 million to local healthcare organizations across the state after state officials failed to account for hundreds of duplicate identification codes for enrollees, according to a new state audit.
Oregon Medicaid Audit Finds Up to $4.1 Million in Overpayments, Putting Federal Funding at Risk
Secretary of State (SoS) auditors have identified 645 potential duplicate system IDs linked to up to an estimated $4.1 million in Medicaid over-payments, putting Oregon at risk of losing federal funding. The auditors’ report relates to 2020 to 2024, when the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) paid $37 billion to Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs). Auditors concluded […]
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