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OMIG will be offering Medicaid providers and the public tips on how to fight fraud in the Medicaid program and information about OMIG's efforts to fight Medicaid fraud. This efforts follows the relaunching of the OMIG website with specific portals offering one-stop shopping for providers, taxpayers, businesses and Medicaid consumers. Look for the #NYFightsFraud hashtag on:
- Facebook -- (Search for New-York-State-Office-of-the-Medicaid-Inspector-General)
- and LinkedIn (Search for New York State OMIG Medicaid Inspector General)
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You can help stop Medicaid fraud: Call OMIG’s Fraud Hotline at 1-877-87 FRAUD (1-877-873-7283), or click here to file a complaint electronically.
The OMIG may sanction some
providers by excluding them from participating in the Medicaid
program. These providers are excluded from offering services to
Medicaid enrollees and also cannot be paid with Medicaid dollars.
Prior to adding new staff members, employers should check to see
if prospective employees have been excluded from Medicaid. To
make it easier to perform such a check, OMIG set up a dedicated service to check the status of any exclusion.
Anytime a health care organization discovers that it was paid more than it was due, this should be reported to OMIG. Our Self-Disclosure section provides information for health care organizations to complete the recently revamped self-disclosure process.
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