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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Cunningham and Company Settled Alleged Violations of Failing To Comply With Federal Housing Administration Loan Requirements
The ARC grant was to support creating a regional industrial park (designated as Wildwood Commerce Park) by acquiring 167 acres of land near interstate 77 in Carroll County, constructing roads, a sewer and water system, and other infrastructures and marketing the site to potential businesses for locating and operating there.
The Georgia Housing and Finance Authority, Atlanta, GA, Did Not Adequately Implement the Federal Housing Administration’s Home Affordable Modification Program in Accordance With HUD’s Requirements
Officials of the Rochester Housing Authority, Rochester, NY, Generally Administered the Housing Choice Voucher Program in Accordance with HUD Regulations
The Cybersecurity Act of 2015 (the Act) requires that each office of inspector general (OIG) submit a report to Congress on the national security systems and systems that provide access to personally identifiable information (PII) operated by or on behalf of its department. The objective of this audit is to examine the IT security policies, procedures, practices, and capabilities—as defined in the Cybersecurity Act of 2015—for national security and PII systems.
New York-Presbyterian Hospital (the Hospital) located in New York, New York, complied with Medicare billing requirements for 162 of the 285 inpatient and outpatient claims we reviewed. However, the Hospital did not fully comply with Medicare billing requirements for the remaining 123 claims for the audit period (calendar years 2011 and 2012). On the basis of our sample results, we estimated that the Hospital received overpayments totaling at least $14.2 million for the audit period. These errors occurred primarily because the Hospital did not have adequate controls to prevent the incorrect billing of Medicare claims within the selected risk areas that contained errors.