HHS OIG Excludes Over 1,200 People and Entities from Federal Programs in Six Months
The HHS Office of Inspector General excluded more than 1,200 individuals and entities from participating in federal healthcare programs between October 2025 and March 2026. The exclusions are part of increased enforcement activity under the Trump administration targeting fraud in Medicaid and Medicare Advantage. Excluded providers and entities cannot receive payment from federal programs, and managed care organizations are prohibited from contracting with or employing excluded individuals. MCOs must screen their networks against the OIG exclusion list monthly to maintain compliance and avoid penalties.
Managed care organizations face federal sanctions if they contract with excluded providers, making vigilant screening and network oversight critical as OIG enforcement intensifies.
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