One company in particular was flagged for reporting a high number of at-home assessments for a small group of conditions, which the report called, "unusual."
A new investigation by the Department of Health and Human services (HHS) has ended with a recommendation for tighter oversight of some Medicare Advantage (MA) plans—which HHS said have submitted claims resulting in $9.2 billion in overpayments, using 2016 data.
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