North Dakota Medicaid Fraud Control Unit: 2025 Inspection
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Audit Scope
Inspection of the North Dakota Medicaid Fraud Control Unit for 2025, including assessment of governance, investigative operations, referral processes, case management, documentation, MOUs, and inventory controls, in relation to grant requirements and CMS performance standards.
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This evaluation assesses whether the North Dakota Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) complied with grant requirements and CMS performance standards during the 2025 inspection, focused on unit leadership, referral generation, case management, documentation quality, interagency MOUs, and inventory accuracy, to inform improvements for future audits.
AI-Generated Insight
North Dakota MFCU's 2025 inspection by HHS-OIG identifies six unimplemented recommendations aimed at strengthening leadership oversight, referrals, case management, documentation, MOUs, and inventory controls, signaling a need for enhanced governance and alignment with CMS referral standards.
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Audit Findings (0)
No findings documented for this audit
Recommendations (6)
Ensure that the Unit Director oversees all aspects of the Unit's investigative work
Build upon its efforts to increase the volume and quality of fraud referrals from the PIU and MCO
Implement a case management system that allows efficient access to case information
Ensure that case files document all relevant facts, information, and supervisory reviews
Revise the Unit's MOU with the PIU to include reference to the CMS Performance Standard for Referrals
Ensure that the Unit's inventory list is accurate