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States' Collection of Rebates on Physician-Administered Drugs

States are required to collect rebates on covered outpatient drugs administered by physicians in order to be eligible for Federal matching funds (SSA § 1927(a)). Previous OIG work identified concerns with States' collection and submission of data to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, including national drug codes that identify drug manufacturers, thus allowing States to invoice the manufacturers responsible for paying rebates (Deficit Reduction Act of 2005). We will determine whether States have established adequate accountability and internal controls for collecting Medicaid rebates on physician-administered drugs. We will assess States' processes for collecting national drug code information on claims for physician-administered drugs and subsequent processes for billing and collecting rebates.

Announced or Revised Agency Title Component Report Number(s) Expected Issue Date (FY)
Completed (partial) Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services States' Collection of Rebates on Physician-Administered Drugs Office of Audit Services A-02-16-01012;
A-06-16-00018;
A-05-16-00013;
A-05-16-00014;
W-00-16-31400;
W-00-21-31400;
A-07-21-07003;
A-07-21-06096;
A-07-21-06101;
A-07-21-07002;
A-04-21-08089;
A-04-21-07098;
A-04-21-08090;
A-04-22-07102;
A-07-21-06103;
A-07-22-07010;
various reviews		 2025