OBJECTIVE
The Social Security Act, § 1915(g)(2), defines case management services as those assisting individuals eligible under the State plan in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services. Case management services do not include the direct delivery of an underlying medical, educational, social, or other service for which an eligible individual has been referred. Payments for case management services may not duplicate payments made to public agencies under other program authorities for the same service. Prior OIG work in one State identified 18 percent of such claims as unallowable, with an additional 20 percent as potentially unallowable. We will determine whether Medicaid payments for targeted case management services in selected States were made in accord with Federal requirements.
There are 2 projects in this series.
ACTIVE PROJECTS IN THIS SERIES (1)
COMPLETED PROJECTS IN THIS SERIES (1)
Medicaid Targeted Case Management Services in Alabama
TIMELINE
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July 5, 2022Series Number W-00-24-31082 Assigned
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July 5, 2022Project Announced
Medicaid Targeted Case Management Services in Alabama - A-07-22-03253
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November 20, 2023Project Announced
Project A-07-24-03259
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April 1, 2024Project Complete - A-07-22-03253
Medicaid Targeted Case Management Services in Alabama has been marked as complete. This audit resulted in 2 recommendations.
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Today1 Audit In-Progress
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Est FY2026Estimated Fiscal Year for Series Completion
1 REPORT PUBLISHED
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