Recovery Act Oversight Reports
Report Date: March 2009
Financial Status
- Recovery Act Funds Used: $0
- Non Recovery Act Funds Used on Recovery Act Activities: $295,747
Major Actions Taken to Date
- Provided input to implementation guidance provided in OMB M-09-10, Section 5 - Grants and Cooperative Agreements
- Outlined steps HHS needed to take within the next 90 days to obtain meaningful Single Audit coverage
- Reviewed spending plans prepared by management for NIH, HRSA, CDC, IHS, SAMSHA, ACF and Health IT
- Completed risk assessment covering $42B of $46B for Health IT and non-Medicaid programs
- Developed draft work plans for grants management and IT activities
- Developed audit guide for recipient capability audits for new and higher risk grantees
- Drafted internal control audit guide for reviews planned for NIH, HRSA, CDC, Head Start & Early Head Start
- Launched IT security reviews for Grants.gov
- Coordinated our plans with GAO
- Started audit of CMS's control over increased Medicaid Federal Medical Assistance Percentage
- Started follow-up audit of oversight weaknesses for the Community Services Block Grant identified by GAO
- Started follow-up audit of IT vulnerabilities at the Payment Service Center
Major Planned Actions
- Finalize internal control audit guide for reviews planned for NIH, HRSA, CDC, Head Start & Early Head Start
- Start internal control reviews over grant award process for NIH, ACF, CDC and HRSA
- Start recipient capabilty audits
- Start audit of State's Medicaid eligibilty requirements
- Start audit of county contributions to the non-Federal Share
- Start audit of health and safety requirements at Head Start and Early Head Start facilities
- Start audit of state's reporting and use of increased FMAP funding
- Start audit of selected states use of increased FMAP payments to supplement rainy day funds or any reserve
- Start audit of IT security of GATES
- Start audit of IT security at ACF, IHS and HRSA
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