Department of Health & Human Services Dept Appeals Board

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[300 - 300] Independence Ave SW Ste G-644
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The Office of Inspector General (OIG) for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is dedicated to combating waste, fraud, and abuse within Medicare, Medicaid, and over 100 other health-related programs. By conducting rigorous investigations and overseeing compliance, the OIG plays a pivotal role in safeguarding government resources and ensuring the integrity of health services.

In addition to its investigative functions, the OIG offers various resources, including guidance for self-disclosure of potential fraud and information on exclusions from federal health programs. Its efforts extend to educating the public on protecting themselves against healthcare fraud and empowering individuals to report suspicious activities.

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