‘Everybody has blood on their hands’: A decade-long battle over Medicare Advantage audits is coming to a head

Zach Baron, associate director of the Health Policy and the Law Initiative at Georgetown University’s O’Neill Institute, said the federal government now has some precedent on its side. The government also has a lot of discretion to refine oversight programs, like when Medicare’s report said the “fee-for-service adjuster” is no longer necessary.

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