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                          DOCUMENT RESUME
 07710 - (C310031)  (Restricted)

 (Recovery of Federal Share of Medicaid Overpaymmnts]. Cctober
 27, 1978. 2 pp. + enclosure (1 pp.).

 Report to Robert A. Derzon, Administrator, Bealth Care financing
 Administration; by Robert B. Iffert, Jr., Assistant Director,
 Human Resources Div.

 CoLtact: Human Resources Div.
 Organization Concerned: New York: Office of the Special
     Prosecutor.
Authority:  P.L. 95-142.

          One New York office responsible for cc3lecting
overpayments  for medicaid providers is the Office of Special
Prosecutor. This office  has over 400 professional employees and
about  140 clerical and support staff invclved in ccllecting
overpayments  and prosecuting providers who defraud the program.
As of September 30,  1978, $3.8 million of medicaid overpayments
had been collected,  and interest earned on these collected funds
was $301,187. All  of these collected funds have been deposited
in a special, interest-bearinq  account controlled by the State
Comptroller's Office, but  none of the funds have been returned
to the Federal Government. According  tc State medicaid
officials, return of the Federal  share has been delayed because
state and local officials  have been unable to agree on a formula
for distributing to each local government  its proporticnate
share of the recovered funds. State  cfficials advised that the
Federal share would be adjusted on the  Statement of Expenditures
for the quarter ended September 30,  1978. The Administrator of
the Health Care Financing Administration  should require that:
the appropriate adjustment or recoupment is  made for the
collected funds, including interest, on  the September 30, 1978,
Statement of Expenditures; and the Federal Government  be given
timely credit for its share of future collections.  (aRS)

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