Priorities of the Office of the Inspector General include fraud, waste and abuse. In recent years, their reports have looked at the hospice community and they have expressed areas of concern all providers should be aware of. Judi and Jennifer help explain the important role of the OIG and outline key concerns all providers should be paying attention to right now. If it’s on the OIG’s radar, it should be on yours.
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