Reportedly, CMS summarily suspended these hundreds of providers based in part upon the task force’s AI-assisted reviews of billing data to identify potential fraud.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has reportedly issued notices of suspension of Medicare payments to hundreds of hospice facilities and a number of home health agencies in the Los Angeles area, citing potential fraud.
The suspensions are the latest imposed in connection with the federal government’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, established by executive order, that focuses federal resources on fraud prevention and “disrupt and dismantle fraud networks and facilitators.” Reportedly, CMS summarily suspended these hundreds of providers based in part upon the task force’s AI-assisted reviews of billing data to identify potential fraud.
Providers notified of such a suspension have a very short period in…
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