US
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Center for Program Integrity, Department of Health and Human Services
Published May 30, 2025

Oklahoma Focused Program Integrity Review Final Report

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Overall Conclusion

CMS supports Oklahoma’s efforts and encourages further improvements in program integrity. The review identified four observations for the state’s attention but no non-compliance findings that pose a risk.

Source Document

Audit Scope

The review assessed Oklahoma’s Medicaid Personal Care Services (PCS) program for Fiscal Years 2020 – 2022, focusing on program integrity oversight, compliance with CMS regulations, EVV implementation, provider enrollment, self-directed services, agency-based provider oversight, and staff credentialing.

Key Findings Summary

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No findings that create a risk to the Oklahoma Medicaid program related to PCS program integrity oversight.

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AI Scope Summary

The audit aimed to evaluate Oklahoma's Medicaid Personal Care Services program integrity oversight, compliance with federal regulations, and to provide recommendations for strengthening fraud detection, provider oversight, and inter-agency collaboration.

AI-Generated Insight

The report highlights Oklahoma's efforts in managing Medicaid PCS with a focus on oversight, fraud prevention, and compliance, while identifying opportunities for enhanced collaboration, training, and data analytics to strengthen program integrity.