OIG Work Plan 2016: Top Things
to Watch
• fight fraud, waste, and abuse;
• promote quality, safety, and value;
• secure the future; and
• advance excellence and innovation.
OIG ensures an efficient and effective use of its
resources through integrated planning, monitoring, and reporting processes.
Together these processes are used to set organizational priorities that best
further our strategic goals, measure and analyze the impact of our work, and
inform strategic and operational change.
Clinical laboratory payments:
In 2016, the OIG plans to conduct an annual analysis of
Medicare clinical diagnostic laboratory tests to examine expenditures and the
new payment system.
Using EHR to support care coordination through ACO:
In 2016, the OIG will review the extent that providers
participating in ACOs in the Medicare Shared Savings Program use electronic
health records to exchange health information to achieve their care
coordination goals.
Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Prospective Payment
System (IRF PPS) requirements:
The OIG will review the compliance of the IRF PPS in 2016,
which covers the documentation required in support of the claims paid by
Medicare.
Intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) Services:
In past OIG review have identified hospitals that have
incorrectly billed for IMRT services. Hospitals need to be aware that the OIG
intends to review Medicare outpatient payments for IMRT beginning in 2016.
Effects of the Competitive Bidding Program on Medicare
Beneficiaries Access to durable medical equipment:
The OIG have plans of determining the effects of the
competitive bidding program on Medicare beneficiaries’ access to certain types
of durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (DMEPOS)—in
2016.
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